The following text sets forth the Privacy Policy for the Lyric Assessor website, thelyricassessor.com.

This site, thelyricassessor.com, is bound by the Australian Privacy Act 1988 (Cth). This act sets out the principles concerning the privacy of individuals.

Any legal issue or dispute arising from the use of this site is to be governed by Australian law.

Collection of Information

As per common practice for web servers, certain data is logged by the internet service provider. Data logged includes internet protocol (IP) addresses, browser type, internet service provider (ISP), referring/exit pages, platform type, date/time stamp. Search terms may also be monitored. There is no direct link between the data collected in this manner and your personal identity.

If you send an email to an email address on the thelyricassessor.com website, the information contained in the email will be collected by us. This information is held securely and cannot be accessed by anyone without password access to our server. We hold this information in order to respond to your email if you have requested us to do so.

Lyrics uploaded to the site for analysis are not stored.

Cookies

A ‘cookie’ is a small file placed in your web browser. It collects information about your web browsing behaviour. Cookies do not access information stored on your computer or any personal information such as your name, address, email address or telephone number. However, they do allow identification of the user in circumstances where users provide information to allow themselves to be identified. Thus, subscribers to newsgroups and members of email lists may be identified by a cookie if cookies are in use on a website.

At present, thelyricassessor.com does not use cookies. However, this may change in future.

We may, at certain times use external services such as the following, all of which use cookies in some form or another:

A blog or content management system; Google Analytics, or any similar website analytics program; Google AdSense and/or AdWords; Facebook, Twitter, Google+ or other social media "like" buttons or plugins; A shopping basket/cart

These external parties provide ‘third-party’ cookies. That is, if the Lyric Assessor decides to use the services of one of these third parties, there will be cookies used by the third parties. These cookies will not be provided or directly used by the Lyric Assessor.

If we decide to use cookies, or if we decide to use the services of a third party that uses cookies, we will notify users by updating this privacy policy.

Right to access personal information

If you send an email to thelyricassessor.com, you email can be construed as personal information. If you would like to see what information we have of yours, you have a right to do so. You may also ask to have your data amended or deleted.

Sharing and use of your information

Your information will not be sold, lent, hired or provided to external parties.

From time to time, we may use visitor information for previously unanticipated uses not previously disclosed in our privacy notice. If we do change our information practices in the future, we will disclose this in an updated Privacy Policy.

Contact

thelyricassessor.com welcomes your comments regarding this Privacy Policy. If you have any questions about it or would like further information, please get in touch via our contact at admin@michaeldalvean.com.

Changes to Policy

The Lyric Assessor reserves the right to make amendments to this Privacy Policy at any time. If you have objections to the Privacy Policy, you should not access or use the site. Last updated: August 20th 2020.

Age restrictions

It is not the intention of thelyricassessor.com that the site be used by anyone under the age of 13. As such, it is not intended that information be collected from anyone under the age of 13.

Complaints

If you feel that your rights under the Australian Privacy Principles have been infringed, you should let us know what your concerns are. We will do our best to address your concerns by providing you with details of what information we have of yours, how it can be amended or deleted and how we have stored your information. In the unlikely event of a breach in our data security, we will seek to address the breach as quickly and efficiently as possible. You may also make a complaint to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner: oaic.gov.au.