What Information Is Collected:
The1918club collect personal information when you register, and when you email your details. We may also collect information about visitors to the web site. This includes details of what was visited and when, where visitors come from and the type of software used. None of this data includes any information that would allow you or any other person to be identified.
How we use this information:
We may use your personal information to:
- To assist in identifying you, you may be asked for personal details submitted as part of any registration process.
- Your contact details will also be used to communicate with you by post, email, telephone or fax.
- The1918club will not disclose any personal information we keep about you or any other customers to any third parties without your permission.
Should there be any change in the privacy policy, we will inform you of the changes via this page, and where the changes apply to the holding of or sharing of personal data we will obtain your permission to do this.
National Security & Crime Prevention:
The1918club may be required to divulge certain details of users to national security and crime prevention agencies. Such information will only be divulged in accordance with the requirements of relevant legislation and on properly actioned and authenticated request. The1918club may be required to retain certain items of personal information in order to comply with legislation.
Third Party Sites:
Our privacy policy does not apply to third party sites that you may access from our website. We recommend that you check the privacy policies of those sites before entering any personal data into third party sites and pages.
Consent:
By disclosing any of your personal information to The1918club, (such as your name, email address, age, gender, location, etc., or other data which reasonably can be linked to such information by us) you give your consent to the collection, storage, processing and use of your personal information by us as described in this policy.
We may share with third parties certain pieces of aggregated non-personal information, such as the number of users who searched for a particular term, for example. This information about users is collected into groups so that it no longer reflects or references an individually identifiable user and therefore does not identify you individually.