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NASA collects information such as the Internet domain, IP address, browser type, operating system, date and time of access, URLs visited, and demographic information through Google Analytics Premium. This data is used for site management, security, and to improve content based on visitor interests.

Yes, NASA uses both session and persistent cookies for technical purposes like navigation and customization. You can disable cookies in your browser settings, but this may affect the functionality of some NASA websites.

Personal information is used only for its intended purpose and is protected under the Privacy Act and other federal laws. Submitting information is voluntary, and NASA will not use it without your permission. However, not providing certain information may limit access to services.

NASA complies with COPPA and requires verifiable parental consent before collecting personal information from children under 13. Information is only collected for specific purposes, and personal data is destroyed immediately after use unless historical retention is necessary with parental consent.

NASA employs software to monitor network traffic for unauthorized activity and uses EINSTEIN cybersecurity capabilities under US-CERT. Electronic communications may be scanned for malicious activity, and evidence of abuse may be shared with law enforcement.

NASA may share information with other government agencies if it relates to their mission or as required by law. It may also share data with private organizations for enhanced site functionality, but NASA never creates individual profiles.

Individuals can request records held in NASA's Privacy Act Systems of Records by following the instructions in 14 CFR 1212.201. These records are published in the Federal Register.

NASA is not responsible for how third-party sites like Facebook or Twitter use information when visitors share NASA content. Users should review the privacy policies of these platforms for details on their data handling practices.