This page explains the privacy position honestly: the practices it should describe have not yet been audited, so it does not pretend to state them. What follows is the structure a complete policy will use, with each unverified section clearly marked.
Publishing a generic policy copied from a template would be worse than publishing nothing. A policy that describes cookies a site does not set, or omits tracking it does use, misleads readers while looking official.
Who handles your information
[Insert the verified legal identity and contact details of the entity responsible for personal information, plus a privacy contact.]
What is collected, and why
[Document the information actually collected, its source and purpose. Audit server logs, enquiry forms, analytics and embedded content before describing them. State whether providing information is optional and what happens if it is not provided.]
What this section will not do is ask for information the site does not need. Publishing information for Australian readers requires no account, no card details and no identity documents.
Cookies and similar technologies
[Audit cookies, local storage, analytics and third-party embeds. List only those actually in use, with their purpose and any choice or consent arrangement.]
Use, disclosure and storage
[Describe actual uses, service providers, storage locations and any overseas disclosure. Confirm countries where relevant.]
[Describe real retention periods for each category and only those security measures that have been verified.]
Access, correction and complaints
[Set out the verified process for access and correction requests and privacy complaints, with a working contact and expected response.]
The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner explains what a privacy policy must contain. Whether a particular organisation is covered depends on its circumstances.
What this site will never ask for
No password, card number, bank login or identity document is needed to read anything here. If a message claiming to be from this site asks for one, treat it as fraud and report it through contact and corrections. Guidance on recognising that kind of approach is in online gambling scams.
Updates
[Insert the effective date and the real process for reviewing and communicating changes.]
Related information
Privacy contact | About this site | Gambling support | GG66s consumer information