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Privacy

Information Collection

Log Data: When you access our website, your web browser may transmit standard data, which our servers automatically log. This data includes your computer’s Internet Protocol (IP) address, browser type and version, visited pages, visit date and time, time spent on each page, and other relevant details.

Device Data: We may gather information about the device you use to access our website. This data encompasses device type, operating system, unique device identifiers, device settings, and geo-location data. The specifics of what we collect depend on your device’s settings and software. Refer to your device manufacturer or software provider for more information on data they make available to us.

Personal Information: We may request personal information, such as:

  • Name
  • Email address
  • Social media profiles
  • Date of birth
  • Phone/mobile number
  • Home/mailing address
  • Work address
  • Payment information

Legal Bases for Processing

We process your personal information transparently and lawfully. Our processing is based on legal grounds such as:

  • Performance of a contract or steps before entering a contract
  • Legitimate interests, which do not override your data protection rights
  • Your specific consent for certain purposes
  • Compliance with legal obligations

You retain the right to change your consent at any time, though this won’t affect prior processing. We maintain personal information only as long as necessary, safeguarding it with reasonable measures to prevent unauthorised access, loss, theft, or modification. While no electronic method is entirely secure, we may retain information for legal obligations or vital interests.

Collection and Use of Information

We collect, use, hold, and disclose information for the following purposes, ensuring compatibility:

  • Customizing your website experience
  • Enabling access to our website and associated platforms
  • Communication with you
  • Internal record keeping and administration
  • Analytics, market research, and business development
  • Running contests and providing benefits
  • Advertising and marketing, including third-party promotions
  • Legal compliance and dispute resolution
  • Employment application assessment

Disclosure to Third Parties

We may share personal information with:

  • Service providers for their services
  • Our employees, contractors, or related entities
  • Competition sponsors or promoters
  • Credit agencies and regulatory authorities in case of non-payment
  • Courts, law enforcement, and authorities to comply with laws
  • Third parties aiding in providing information, products, or services
  • Third parties collecting and processing data

International Transfers of Personal Information

We store and process collected personal information in Australia or facilities maintained by partners and third-party providers. By providing your personal information, you consent to disclosure to these overseas parties. Transfers from the EEA to non-EEA countries have appropriate safeguards.

Your Rights and Control

  • Consent: By providing personal information, you agree to its use in accordance with this policy. If under 16, you need guardian consent.
  • Third-party Information: If from a third party, you warrant their consent.
  • Restriction: You can limit data collection or use, including direct marketing.
  • Access and Portability: Obtain your information or request its transfer.
  • Correction: Correct inaccurate or outdated information.
  • Breach Notification: We’ll comply with relevant laws in case of data breaches.
  • Complaints: Contact us or regulatory bodies if you have concerns.
  • Unsubscribe: Opt out of communications using provided details.

Cookies

Cookie Usage Statement

We employ cookies to enhance your browsing experience on our website. This cookie policy is an integral part of Supercurious Group Pty Ltd’s privacy policy, addressing the interaction of cookies between your device and our website. We also provide basic insights into third-party services that we might utilize, and which may also use cookies as part of their services, but are not governed by our policy.

If you choose not to accept cookies from us, you can configure your browser to decline cookies from our website. However, be aware that this might limit your access to certain content and services we offer.

Understanding Cookies

A cookie is a small data piece that websites store on your device during your visit. It typically contains details about the website, a unique identifier to recognize your browser upon return, additional data serving the cookie’s purpose, and its expiration time.

Cookies are utilized for functions like enabling features (e.g., logins), monitoring site usage (e.g., analytics), storing user preferences (e.g., time zone, notifications), and personalizing content (e.g., advertising, language).

Cookies from the visited website are termed “first-party cookies” and usually track activity only on that site. Cookies from other sites or companies (third parties) are known as “third-party cookies” and can track you on other websites using the same third-party service.

Types of Cookies and Their Use

Essential Cookies: Vital for website experience, enabling core functions like logins and payment processing. We use these cookies for essential functions.

  • Performance Cookies: Track your website usage without gathering personal information. This data is often anonymous and aggregated to improve overall user experience. These cookies can be from the visited site or third-party services.
  • Functionality Cookies: Collect data about your device and configured website settings (e.g., language, time zone) to offer personalized content and services. These cookies come from the visited site or third-party services.
  • Targeting/Advertising Cookies: Determine relevant promotional content based on your interests, enhancing campaign efficiency. These cookies may be from the visited site or third-party services, tracking you across other sites using the same service.

Third-Party Cookies on Our Site

We may involve third-party entities (e.g., analytics providers, content partners) on our website. They might set third-party cookies to provide their services, which can track you on other sites as well. Our cookie policy doesn’t cover third-party cookies.

Our Third-Party Privacy Commitment

We ensure third-party providers align with our privacy practices before engaging their services. We do not knowingly include services that jeopardize our users’ privacy.

Controlling or Opting Out of Cookies

To decline our cookies, adjust your browser settings. Most browsers accept cookies by default, but you can modify these settings to reject cookies or receive notifications about cookie updates.

Remember to update settings on each device if you use multiple devices. While some cookies can be blocked with minimal impact, blocking all cookies might limit your access to features and content across various websites.

Limitations and External Links

We lack control over external sites linked from our website. We’re not responsible for their privacy practices.

Changes to Policy

We may modify this policy to reflect acceptable practices. Significant changes may require re-consent.

This policy is effective from September 1, 2023.