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Futuremark Privacy Policy Update August 2014
August 28, 2014
Our Privacy Policy now covers our software products in addition to our websites and online services.
To help us improve our products, our software may collect and report log files, crash reports, and other statistical information.
We use Google Analytics and Flurry Analytics to collect anonymous statistical information on application usage. This information helps us make our apps easier and more intuitive to use. We may use the data to test new features or to discover bugs and issues.
You can opt-out of these services from the links above, if you wish. Your opt-out will apply to all applications that use these third party services, however, not just those offered by Futuremark.
Read our complete Futuremark Privacy Policy here.
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