Art in Ireland: Privacy and cookies • Dnote

E-mail addresses (when you sign up to receive Dnote mailshots)

We will not share your contact info.

Cookies

Cookies make your visit to the site smoother – but we don’t collect any personal information about you by means of those cookies.

Contact

If you contact Dnote using the Contact page we get the email address you entered on the form. We will use your email to respond to you, and we may – very occasionally – use your email to inform you of something relevant to you and Dnote.

Analytics etc.

The site uses Google Analytics as an aid to see how the site is performing, what pages get the most visits, etc. Google Analytics uses a user’s IP address (which looks something like ‘183.23.31.220’) to count visits and visitors. This IP address is anonymous as far as we are concerned (it’s not supplied to us by Google), and we get no information identifying users from Analytics.

All web hosting services are required to keep logs of any site activity, and these logs are held on the server of the hosting service. The information held includes IP addresses. Your IP address may be relatively fixed, or it may vary a lot; most people’s IP address changes from time to time, and IP addresses are often shared by a number of users.

Retention

Most cookies on this site expire with the end of the user’s session. Google Analytics cookies appear to persist for about 2 years. Emails (if you contact us) probably hang around in our mail program for a few years. When you unsubscribe from the Dnote newsletter, your email address is not retained by us. Internet Service Providers retain logs of IP addresses indefinitely.

GDPR

As far as we are aware, Dnote is GDPR-compliant. But please get in touch if have any questions / issues.

 
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