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Regulations and technical specifications
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The information available on the ACATS site includes many links to information created and maintained by other public and/or private organizations. ACATS provides these links solely as a service to our users. When users select a link to an external site, they leave ACATS and are subject to the privacy and security policy of the owner and/or sponsor of the external site.
ACATS does not monitor or guarantee the accuracy, relevance, timeliness or completeness of the information contained in an external site. As well as the other actions that are external such as:
• They do not endorse the organizations sponsoring the links, the point of view they express or the products or services they offer.
• They cannot authorize the use of copyrighted materials contained in external links. Users must request such authorization from the sponsor of the external site.
• They are not responsible for the transmissions that users receive from external sites.
• They do not guarantee that external sites comply with Section 508 (Accessibility Requirement) of the Rehabilitation Act.
• Are not affiliated with the usa.com website.
Will ACATS work on your computer or mobile device?
Our staff is committed to providing high-quality service to ACATS users. Our website is designed to work with the operating systems and programs used by the majority of our users. We have also tested ACATS on the latest versions of the most popular Internet browsers. For our users who use mobile devices, our site works on the Android and iOS operating systems.
If you have any difficulty using our website, please contact us and indicate your computer’s operating system, the version number of your Internet browser, the address of the web page you were viewing, and describe the problem you are experiencing. had while using the site. This information will be very helpful to us in trying to solve the problem.
Visit one of these websites and download the appropriate software to update your Internet browser:
• Apple Safari (in English)
• Mozilla Firefox (in English)
• Microsoft Internet Explorer (in English)
• Google Chrome (in English)
• Opera (in English)
Accessibility policy
At Ac Automotive Technical Service we constantly strive to make our website easy to access and use for everyone. We do this by following the Section 508 rules and the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.0) produced by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C, the governing body of the web).
Following the Section 508 guidelines is a legal obligation. The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines are a set of checkpoints and guidelines that help ensure web pages are designed and written correctly. Some examples are:
• Images must have alternate text (so if you can’t see the image, you can still read the text).
• The color contrast between the foreground and the background must be noticeable.
• Possibility of adjusting the size of the text according to the user’s preferences.
• Headings must be used correctly and have a purpose (they are not just regular text made bold or larger).
• Links should make sense on their own (eg no links that just say “click here”).
• Charts and tables should be used to design information expressing different values and should have appropriate headings and summaries.
For those familiar with Section 508 and the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines; our goal is to achieve compliance with AA standards throughout our site. We also look for opportunities to meet AAA standards.
Feedback
We are committed to providing access to all people, with or without disabilities. If you experience any problems using our website, please contact us and provide the URL (web page address) of the material you tried to access, the problem you experienced, and your contact information. We will do our best to respond to you and provide you with the information you are looking for.
Extra help
If you have a disability, we recommend that you visit the FCC’s Accessibility Clearinghouse and the Access Council website. In them, you’ll find expert advice on alternative screen readers, screen magnifiers, and other devices that can make using a computer easier and more enjoyable.
We also recommend that you visit AbilityNet’s My Computer My Way, which gives you tips for making your computer accessible.
- Understand the trade name (AC Automotive Technical Service as ACATS)
link policy
Linking policies that determine which sites ACATS can link to, what the evaluation criteria are, and other rules.
Links to government sites
ACATS may include links to government owned or sponsored sites unless otherwise authorized by the agency that owns the site. Domains for government owned or sponsored sites include: .gov, .mil, .fed.us.
ACATS also provides links to agencies or to sites created through a partnership between the public and private sectors and some sponsored sites whose domain is .com; .org or .net
Links to public and private sites
ACATS may provide links to sites that are not owned or sponsored by the Government. If they provide government information and/or services in a way that is not available on an official government site. ACATS does not endorse or in any way guarantee the organizations, services, advice or products included in the links to these public and private sites. In addition, it does not control or guarantee the accuracy, relevance, timeliness or completeness of the information contained in the links.
Prohibitions
ACATS will not include links to any site that displays messages that promote hate, bias or discrimination, specific religious beliefs or social agendas. In addition, it reserves the right to reject or remove any link that contains misleading information, unsubstantiated information or statements, or is inconsistent with our site’s mission and policies.
Evaluation criteria
The ACATS team evaluates all links according to the following criteria:
Is it an official site that belongs to or is sponsored by the Government? If not, do you offer government information and/or services in a way that is not available on an official government site?
Does the information on the site complement the existing information, products and services in ACATS?
Is it an accessible site and appropriate for a varied audience?
Is the content of the site relevant, useful and trustworthy for the public, businesses?
Is the information provided by the site current and accurate?
Does the site have policies on the privacy of personal information that are consistent with the privacy and security policies?
The purpose of the site, is it to inform, guide and offer the services of the ACATS company? The site may include advertisements, but it must not be overloaded with promotions and product announcements.
Does the site offer free information?
Reciprocal links
Although any site can provide an ACATS link, it is not our policy to offer reciprocal links. It is a public link, which means that links to them can be provided free of charge or with no special permission.
Privacy and security policies
ACATS does not collect any personal information when you visit the site unless you choose to provide us with that information.
Information collected and stored automatically
During your visit to the ACATS website we may store some or all of the information described below: the Internet address from which you accessed the site, the date and time, the Internet address from which you linked to our site, the name of the file or words you searched for, the links you clicked on a page, and the browser and operating system you used.
This information is used to measure the number of users who access different sections of our site and identify the performance of our system or problems to solve. We also use this information to expand the coverage of the site, analyze usage patterns, and make the site more useful. However, this information is not used to associate terms or browsing patterns of users. ACATS deletes these files periodically. On occasion, ACATS may provide this information to contracted companies for the sole purpose of performing data analysis. ACATS does not share this information for advertising, marketing or any other commercial purpose.
Use of persistent “Cookies”
Like many websites, ACATS uses persistent cookie technology. A persistent cookie is a small text file that our site uses to collect anonymous demographic information and remember your browser when it is used again to visit our site in the future. These persistent cookies only identify a computer’s browser, never a person. That is, if a person uses Chrome and Internet Explorer, two persistent cookies will be assigned, one for each browser, and the same person will be counted as two different users based on the use of the browsers and not the computer or person. ACATS uses persistent cookies in a number of ways to enhance your site experience while protecting your privacy:
To recognize you when you return to the site. Our persistent cookie is to make sure our site is faster for you to navigate unless 90 days have passed since you logged into the ACATS site.
To obtain statistical information about the use of the site that helps us understand how the public uses the site and how we can improve it. ACATS uses services to measure statistical data about site activity.
To collect anonymous demographic information about our users such as gender, age, and areas of interest from adults 18 and older. We do this by using Google Demographics and Interests Reports. When you visit a website associated with the Google Display Network, Google stores a number in your browser using a persistent “cookie” to remember your visits. This number uniquely identifies a browser on a computer, not a person. Browsers may be associated with a demographic category, such as gender or age, based on the sites they visited. ACATS uses this demographic information to better understand users’ interests and create content that best meets their needs.
Most Internet browsers automatically accept persistent cookies. Although we believe that the use of persistent “cookies” helps you have a better experience with the site, ACATS also works without them. If you do not want to accept cookies, you can modify your browser options to stop accepting persistent cookies or to receive a warning before accepting a cookie from the websites you visit. See how to disable “cookies” (in English).
If you provide us with your personal information
ACATS does not collect personal information unless we need to respond to a user question or request. The only personal information we collect is the information you choose to provide us by filling out the form on our site with your email address and submitting it to us through our system. In this case, we use said information to respond to your message and to be able to attend to your request.
Also, if you order a publication on our website, we will collect your name and postal address to deliver your order to you. (If you choose to share your personal information, do not include your social security number, for example.) In addition, we do not create individual profiles with the information you provide us or provide it to other agencies or any private organization. ACATS does not collect information for commercial purposes.
Site security
In order to provide security for our website and to ensure that this service remains available to all users, this computer system uses commercial programs that monitor network traffic to identify unauthorized attempts to upload or modify information, or to cause harm.
Except for authorized law enforcement investigations, no other attempt is made to identify users of the site or their usage habits. “Raw” data records are not used for other purposes and are removed from the system periodically in accordance with Archives and Records Management guidelines.
It is strictly prohibited to upload or modify information on this service without authorization, which may be punishable under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act 1986 and the National Information Infrastructure Protection Act.
External links
ACATS includes links to many websites created and maintained by other public and/or private organizations as described in our Link Policy. If you click on an external link, such as Facebook or YouTube, for example, you will leave ACATS and be subject to the privacy and security policies of those sites.
Social media sites
While it is true that ACATS maintains a social media presence (eg Facebook, Instagram, YouTube) to share information and connect with the public, we do not collect any personally identifiable information through those sites. We also do not use the personal information that you as a user have given to those sites.
