Spoornet

Privacy Statement

Public users

We make no effort to identify public users of our site. No identifying data of public users is disclosed to any third party for any purpose. Data that we collect is used only for server administration and research on site usage.

As is the norm, we log requests to our server, which includes the IP address, the location on the web the request originates from (referrer) and the type of browser (user agent). This information cannot be used to identify a visitor. It is occasionally used to identify pages most visited on this website and the types of browsers used by visitors.

We do not use technologies such as cookies to collect or maintain any information on public visitors.

Spoornet owns and retains all rights to non-personal statistical information it collects and compiles from this website.

Feedback and enquiries from users

Spoornet will take all reasonable steps to protect the personal information of it's website's users. Personal information shall be defined as described in the Promotion of Access to Information Act 2 of 2000.

Spoornet collects, stores and uses the following personal information about users who send an enquiry from this website:

  1. Name and surname,
  2. Email address,
  3. Optional telehone numbers and
  4. Message from user.

This information is primarily used to communicate with a user who requests it. The information is retained indefinitely and is also used to research user needs for the website. None of this information is disclosed to or shared with any third party.

Authenticated users

Existing customers may be given access to applications on this website. Their interaction with the site is authenticated and we can therefore identify them and their actions.

We use this information for application and server administration. Personal information collected and stored about these users is not disclosed to or shared with any third party.

Any identifying personal information collected and stored by Spoornet, shall only be disclosed to a third party with either the user's consent or through due legal process.