a .

Personally Identifiable Information
Personally Identifiable Information ("personal information") is information that identifies you as an individual, such as your name, mailing address, email address, age range, etc. Personal information is only obtained when you voluntarily provide the information to us. www.yokitinc.com uses personal information for validation and to provide you with better service.

Once you choose to provide us with personal information, you can be assured it will be used only to support your relationship with www.yokitinc.com. We take seriously the trust you place in us and will not sell, rent or lease your personal information to others.

b .

Non-Personally Identifiable Information
Non-Personally Identifiable Information ("non-personal information") is information that does not identify you as an individual, such as your browser type, IP Address, the URL of the previous web site you visited, etc. www.yokitinc.com may automatically collect certain types of non-personal information from you when using www.yokitinc.com. We may also collect non-personal information that you voluntarily provide, such as information included in response to a questionnaire or survey.

a.

Info rmation Collected
If you choose to use certain services on www.yokitinc.com, we may require you to provide contact and identity information. Where possible, we indicate which fields are required and which fields are optional. If you choose not to use a particular service or feature, you do not have to provide the contact or identity information requested.

b.

Personally Identifiable Information Collected Through Technology

c.

Cookies:

A cookie is a small piece of information sent by a web site that is saved on your hard disk by your computer's browser.

We only use "cookies" as described in this Section. A "cookie" is a piece of information that our Web site sends to your browser, which then stores this information on your system. If a cookie is used, our Web site will be able to "remember" information about you and your preferences either until you exit your current browser window (if the cookie is temporary) or until you disable or delete the cookie. Many users prefer to use cookies in order to help them navigate a Web site as seamlessly as possible. You should be aware that cookies contain no more information than you volunteer, and they are not able to "invade" your hard drive and return personal or other information to the sender.

Our uses of "cookies" are limited to the following specific situations. The first situation is with respect to temporary cookies. There are two instances in which we use temporary cookies. First, if you are accessing our services through one of our online applications our Web server may automatically send your browser a temporary cookie, which is used to help your browser navigate our site. The only information contained in these temporary cookies is a direction value that lets our software determine which page to show when you hit the back button in your browser. This bit of information is erased when you close your current browser window. Second, if you log into an access-controlled section of our site, we set a temporary session cookie to establish that you have been authenticated. The information contained in these cookies consists of random data that is used by the server to authenticate the browser requests to the server for that particular session. It does not include any type of personally identifiable information. This bit of information is erased when you close your current browser window. If you choose not to accept a temporary cookie, you will not be able to navigate in the access-controlled section of the site .

The second situation in which we may use cookies is when you visit our Web site and request documentation or a response from us. When you are filling out a form you may be given the option of having our Web site deliver a cookie to your local hard drive. You may be given the option of having our Web site deliver a cookie to your local hard drive to assist you with logging into our site. This type of cookie is not temporary, although you can always delete or disable it through your browser preferences. If you choose not to accept this type of cookie, you will still be able to use our Web site. You might choose to receive this type of cookie in order to save time in filling out forms and/or for revisiting our Web site. We only send this type of cookie to your browser when you have clicked on the box labeled "Please remember my profile information" when submitting information or communicating with us or, in the case when you have clicked on the box labeled "Remember my e-mail." Even if you choose to receive this type of cookie, you can always set your browser to notify you when you receive any cookie, giving you the chance to decide whether to accept it in each situation in which one is sent. Cookies are not tied to PII information.

To find more information about cookies, if you are using Microsoft Internet Explorer as your browser, go to the Microsoft Web site at http://www.microsoft.com/info/cookies.htm?RLD=29 or if you are using Netscape Navigator as your browser, go to the Netscape Web site at http://home.netscape.com/security/basics/privacy.html#cookies

d.

Visitor Intelligence:

www.yokitinc.com uses a technology called "Visitor Intelligence" that utilizes embedding technology called "StatScript" This technology does not use log files, is non-intrusive and transparent to web site visitors, and gives more accurate and detailed statistics with no losses due to firewalls, bypass proxies, and browser cache. Data that is collected by StatScript is not tied to PII information

e.

IP Address:

www.yokitinc.com may collect IP addresses for the purposes of systems administration, for server problem diagnosis and for compiling aggregate information (such as how many visitors logged on to www.yokitinc.com). When you visit a particular web page on www.yokitinc.com, our servers log your IP address. An IP address is a number that is automatically assigned to your computer when you use the Internet.

a.

Information Shared with Other Entities
Remember, if you go to other web sites, including those of our partners, advertisers, merchants, and other sites that link to ours, they may collect personal and non-personal information about you. The information practices of those other sites are not covered by this Privacy Policy. We have no liability or responsibility for those sites or for their policies.

b.

Disclosure of personal information for legal purposes and protection of www.yokitinc.com : www.yokitinc.com reserves the right to share your personal information with third parties if we believe such action is necessary in order to: (a) conform with the requirements of the law or to comply with legal process served upon us; (b) protect or defend our legal rights, our property, www.yokitinc.com, or our users; or (c) investigate, prevent or take action regarding illegal activities, suspected fraud, situations involving potential threats to the physical safety of any person, or violations of the terms and conditions of using www.yokitinc.com.

a.

Secured Socket Layer and Encryption
SSL encryption is a technology used to encode important data and transport it from one computer to another (in this case, from your computer to the www.yokitinc.com server). When you send your personal or financial data over the Internet, our 128-bit SSL technology takes over and matches a pair of keys that can "talk" to each other, allowing for a secure transaction. Only the client and server ever see the information. The SSL-enabled software also checks the key for a valid server certificate and public ID, which were issued by a certificate authority. Once a connection is established between the client and the server, the transmission of encrypted data begins. This is known as public-key cryptography. After the transfer of information is complete, the connection is closed and the data is secure. The whole SSL process occurs in a matter of seconds.

To further protect your information, www.yokitinc.com uses 128-bit SSL encryption, which is far more secure than regular 40-bit SSL encryption. In fact, for every extra bit, the level of encryption increases by seven times!