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Digital
Album
Digital
Album respects your privacy, and will not collect or record
personal information about you from this website except when
provided by you in respect of a requested task. This
information will only be used for the purpose for which you
intended. Any personal information which you volunteer will
be treated in confidence applying reasonable standards of
security, in accordance with the Data Protection Acts, 1988
and 2003. Any information which you provide will not be made
available to third parties except in accordance with
applicable laws and regulations.
Digital
Album' collects information through this website from you in
three ways:
- Via
email
- Via web
technical logs
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Via web forms
If you
choose to contact Digital Album' via email, your details
will be used only for the purposes for which you intended.
When your email has been actioned, the original message will
be retained by Digital Album' for a reasonable period of
time.
Note: Email is a not fully secure method of
communication. If there are details which for any reason you
do not wish to send via email, you should contact Digital
Album' by post or telephone. Contact details may be found on
the Contact Us page.
Technical
details of your visit to this website are recorded for
business reasons. None of this information can be used to
ascertain your identity. The following technical details are
recorded:
- IP
addresses
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Top-level domain names e.g. .ie, .com, .org, .net
- Web
search terms
-
Browser-type used and operating system
This technical
information will only be used for statistical and other
administrative purposes.
This website
does not use cookies, except for "session" cookies. Session
cookies enable a web browser to record pages on a website
which have already been visited.
If you wish
to find out more about how Digital Album' manages issues of
website data protection please contact us via email to info@digitalalbum.ie
If you wish
to find out more about data protection in Ireland please
visit the website of the Data Protection Commissioner.
"Web
browser"
The software used to view the web, e.g. Microsoft Internet
Explorer, Netscape Navigator, Opera, Safari etc.
"IP
address"
The identifying number of a computer directly connected to
the internet expressed in "internet protocol" code e.g.
123.456.789.123. If you must "dial-up" to connect to the
internet, the IP code will be the code of the computer you
have dialled-into and not your computer.
"Cookies"
Text-based pieces of information placed on your computer by
a web site. Cookies are used by websites to record aspects
of your visit.
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