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Protecting your privacy and your personal information is important to us.
We will record your personal information (including email address) if you send us a message, register for a workshops or event, subscribe to our e-news or join a survey/interest group.
The information you provide may be added to our client relationship management system (CRM) and used for future communications from us. We will also use any additional contact information you provide to assist us in responding to your enquiry or request, and to confirm any appointments and bookings. Subscribers to our e-news can unsubscribe at any time.
We will not use or disclose information collected about you other than for a purpose made known to you, a purpose you would reasonably expect, a purpose required, authorised or permitted by or under any law, or a purpose otherwise authorised by you.
Information collected
When you look at this website, our web server makes a record of your visit and logs the following information for statistical purposes:
- your server address
- your top level domain name
- date and time of the visit to the site
- pages previously accessed and documents downloaded
- previous site visited
- type of browser used
Our website uses cookies to track usage patterns and traffic trends, and to improve your experience. The information about your use is only analysed on a bulk basis for broad demographic content. Individual use is not analysed.
The Silence in the Sound uses industry standard Secure Socket Layer (SSL) encryption to ensure the highest security for credit card and personal details submitted via our website.
Links to external websites
Material on this website contains links to other external websites not hosted on our domain (www.silenceinthesound.com).
Links to external sites are provided in good faith as a service only and do not represent endorsement or recommendation of any information, company, product or service. It is the responsibility of the user to make their own decisions about the accuracy, currency and reliability of information found on external sites.