Kaspersky Password Manager for Microsoft Windows

About data provision

This section provides information about data that you agree to submit by accepting the terms of the End User License Agreement.

General information:

• Application ID.
• Application version.
• Application type ID.
• ID of the computer on which the application is installed.

Information submitted to improve application performance:

• Version of the Updater component.
• Number of crashes of the Updater component.
• Update task type ID.
• Number of failed update tasks of the Updater component.
• ID of the error that caused an update task to fail.
• Information about the mode of operation of the application after the update.
• Information about the use of the user interface:
  • ID of the interface element used;
  • name of the interface element;
  • old and new values of the setting modified.
• Names of other Kaspersky Lab applications installed on the computer (including the language of localization of the interface and the type of license used).
• Name and version of the operating system installed on the computer (including the names and versions of installed updates).
• Information used to detect data input forms on websites:
  • date and time of release of the database of websites;
  • version of the database of websites;
  • web addresses of websites viewed in the browser (excluding the web address parameters);
  • time when the website was visited;
  • information about the structure of website elements.

Information for evaluating the popularity of the application:

• Application ID in Kaspersky Security Network.
• Application build ID.
• Anonymized IP address.

Kaspersky Lab protects any information received in this way as prescribed by law and applicable rules of Kaspersky Lab.

Kaspersky Lab uses any received information in anonymized form and as general statistics only. Aggregate statistics are automatically generated from the source information that is received, and do not contain any personal data or other confidential information. The original information received is destroyed as new information is accumulated (once a year). Aggregate statistics are stored indefinitely.