ThreeSixty Osteopathy Limited
Privacy Policy
ThreeSixty Osteopathy Limited Privacy Policy (Reviewed May 2020)
Definitions:
- “Personal information” is taken to mean ‘information or an opinion that identifies an individual’.
- “We” is taken to mean ThreeSixty Osteopathy Limited and associated entities.
- “Associated entities” is taken to mean those employed by or working on behalf of us, and includes a variety of Outsourced service providers who to optimise the service and products we provide to you.
- “You” in taken to mean the person who is using this website, products and / or services.
- “Policy” is taken to mean this Privacy Policy document.
Preamble:
This Privacy Policy has been published to provide a clear and concise outline of how and when personal information and other data is collected, disclosed, used, stored and otherwise handled by ThreeSixty Osteopathy Limited and associated entities. By using ThreeSixty Osteopathy Limited’s website (www.threesixtyosteo.co.nz), you acknowledge that ThreeSixty Osteopathy Limited and associated entities may use your personal information and other data as set out in this Policy. If you are under the age of 16, please provide this Policy to your parent or guardian before providing us with your personal information.
The Privacy Act 1993 sets out a number of principles concerning the protection of your personal information. The Privacy Act requires us to communicate certain information to all our service users. We recommend that you keep this information for future reference.
Collection of personal information
ThreeSixty Osteopathy Limited collects information about you directly in a number of ways including ThreeSixty Osteopathy Limited’s: website, e-newsletter subscription, user registration, marketing landing pages and social media platforms. You may unsubscribe from e-newsletters and e-mail marketing lists easily by clicking on the link at the bottom of these emails. We may also collect information on you from communications with us via telephone, email, in writing and by you participating in questionnaires and surveys. We may also collect information about you indirectly via third parties such as Google and Facebook, when you log on to a service using your Facebook or Google ID.
The nature of personal information collected by ThreeSixty Osteopathy Limited includes your: name, date of birth, gender, current home address, home phone number, mobile phone number, email address, IP address, device type, browser name and domain name, as well as information regarding your interests an viewing habits of our documents, programs and services. We may use third party technology (including but not limited to Google Analytics) to collect such information.
Use of personal information
We predominantly collect your personal information for the purpose of enhancing your interactive experience with us, be it online or otherwise. Additional reasons for collecting your information include: engaging with you via electronic marketing methods, analysing trends and statistics about how people interact with us and who they are, registering and tracking enquiries about our products and services, helping us to better serve your needs in terms of products or services, and managing complaints or enquiries.
ThreeSixty Osteopathy Limited may also use third part measurement software (such as Google Analytics) on our website, which enable us to further understand our website users by collecting audience rating information and anonymous viewing data.
Access to your personal information
Your personal information will only be viewed and utilised by ThreeSixty Osteopathy Limited and associated entities. Other than this, your personal information will never be disclosed to third parties, unless we ware legally obliged to do so.
Principle 11 of the Privacy Act 1993, an exception to this rule, and states that “Agencies (such as ThreeSixty Osteopathy Limited and Associated entities) can only disclose personal information in limited circumstances”, which are as follows:
- Disclosure is necessary to uphold or enforce the law
- Disclosure is necessary for court proceedings
- The person concerned authorised the disclosure
- The information is going to be used in a form that does not identify the person concerned.”