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Looking at the description for Eloqua -- Software as a Service to help customer automation -- I don't see how the "anonymous" privacy policy could actually apply. Or maybe the Eloqua beacon isn't terribly useful to its clients.
Following the link you provide, it goes to a privacy policy for the Eloqua *web site*. I'm wondering if that's meant to apply to the Eloquoa tools, used on client web sites as well?
How accurate are privacy descriptions, esp for Eloqua
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Hi Peter, thanks for asking.
Generally, the Ghostery app pages should contain information relating to the service as its used, not the websites privacy policy. I'll notify our privacy team to take a look at Eloquas policy and update the entry. Thanks.Comment -
CHAMP
