Privacy Statement

Your privacy is very important to us

We at Roughoats Internet Directory are committed to protecting your privacy, and we try to ensure the confidentiality and the security of all information provided by your browser as a result of your visit to our web site. We do not collect any information on this site, apart from the standard information provided by our web site's hosting provider.

When you access a website, it is common for that web site's hosting provider to make a record of your visit. Web site servers will, in general, log the following information to be used for statistical purposes:

• Your server address
• Your domain or top level domain name
• Which pages and documents you downloaded
• The type of browser you are using
• The date and time you visited Roughoats' website
• The previous site you visited

Our Web Hosting Provider is no different than other web hosting providers and provides this information to us as a daily log file.

Use of Information

Our policy explained on this page aims to protect your privacy in compliance with the (Australian) Privacy Act provisions.

The only information we collect are the logs we get from our hosting provider. The information in these logs will be used to monitor usage patterns on this site, so we can improve navigation and design features and help you obtain information easier.

While Roughoats will not make any attempt to identify individual users and their browsing activities, in the unlikely event of an investigation, a law enforcement agency or other government agency may exercise its legal authority to inspect our Web Hosting Provider's logs and thus gain information about our visitors and their activities.

Changes to the Privacy Statement

We may at any time vary the Privacy Statement by publishing the varied Privacy Statement on our website.

Links to other websites

Our website contains links to websites, as well as advertising, which are owned or operated by third parties independent of Roughoats.
We are not responsible for information on, or the privacy practices of, such websites.
Those websites should contain their own privacy statements, and their owners or operators are responsible for informing you about their security and privacy practices.