We use Google Analytics (Google) to understand how our website and apps are used, and the Meta Pixel (Meta) to measure and improve our advertising on Facebook and Instagram. These tools use cookies and similar technologies that collect online identifiers (such as cookie IDs), your IP address, device and browser information, the public pages you visit (including their web address) and the actions you take on them, such as searching, opening a doctor's profile, starting a booking or logging in. If you are logged in, Google Analytics also receives an internal RUNDOC user ID, never your name or phone number.
We do not send your name, phone number, email address, search text, prescriptions, appointment details or medical records to Google or Meta. Pages inside your RUNDOC account are not tracked, and pages about a specific specialty or symptom are excluded from Meta tracking.
You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings, opt out of Google Analytics with Google's opt-out add-on, and manage how Meta uses this data for ads in your Facebook or Instagram ad preferences. Google and Meta process this data under their own privacy policies.
When you access RUNDOC, we will automatically collect your computer data, which may include:
- 1browser type
- 2IP address
- 3language
- 4operating system
- 5cookies and the ID and location of your device
- 6the state or country from which you accessed RUNDOC
- 7the pages/videos you view
- 8length of time spent on pages/videos
- 9the services you use and the manner in which you use such services (e.g., the content you access, view, click on, search for, transact etc.)
- 10the date and time of your visit
- 11metadata, log files, error logs
- 12other geographic and demographic information
- 13other hardware and software information
- 14which pop up or push messages you might have seen and responded to