Legal and Privacy Policies

Privacy Policy

Draftlight Networks is an active supporter of online privacy and as such enforces a strict and minimally-invasive policy on data retention and acceptance via our public websites.

As an anonymous member of the public using our websites, only minimal data is collected on your visit, sufficient to provide the required viewing experience and track statistics, but no more. As a member of our secure client areas, more detailed information is retained, some of it personally-identifiable, and details of this are available within the appropriate section of your secure account.

Problem Resolution

Report specific privacy, accuracy or liability issues to the system administration using our online contact form. We will take appropriate action as soon as possible.

Data Collection

We collect the following data on our websites:

• Access logs: The webserver collects basic information such the Internet Protocol (IP) address (which is not an E-Mail address) of the visitor, the Internet address of the web page from which the user was referred, search terms used to find our website, browser, operating system, server errors, and places it in the server log. Collection of this sort of information is a common practice on the Internet. We use this information for statistical analysis of our website traffic and provide gross numbers to third parties such as our advertisers and publish some of it in our Web Site Statistics. This information does not specifically identify visitors to our website, but may be used to track down a visitor via his or her service provider in cases of abuse of our terms and conditions. This information is not optional.
• Specific User Information: Specific visitor information, such as the visitor's name, E-Mail address, home country and IP address is collected on this website when a visitor wants to:
  • Submit a question to us via our Contact form.
  • Access a secure area using a pre-supplied membership account.

Stored data

By visiting our websites, we may store a small and harmless piece of information on your computer so that we can improve your vistor experience. These include:

• Cookies: Cookies are used to associate and tailor information presented on a website to a visitor. A cookie is an element of data that a website can send to a visitor's browser, which may then be screened by the browser and stored on the visitor's computer. You can set your browser to notify you when you receive a cookie, giving you the chance to decide whether or not to accept it. We use cookies to store page visit data, track you through an online purchase process or to set alternate page styles or accessibility options. No personal data is stored about you or your computer. Cookies are optional but without their use, several aspects of our website will become difficult.
• Flash Datapackets: Flash menus and rich media systems used on our website may store temporary variables on your computer, which are used for tracking page clicks, sound and video preferences and system settings. No personal data is stored and the contents are only accessible by our website. These features are not optional, though it is possible to disable the storage of local datapackets within Flash using the advanced configuration option. Flash datapackets are entirely harmless and will not consume more than 50kb of space on your computer. They cannot be used to send software, viruses, spyware or to force installation of any program.