Privacy Policy for quirelathos.com
Protecting your privacy matters to us at quirelathos.com
Introduction to Our Privacy Standards
At quirelathos.com, we value your trust and recognise the importance of protecting your personal information under Australian regulations, including the Australian Privacy Principles. This policy outlines how we collect, use, and protect your information when you visit our digital marketing and branding blog.
Our commitment is to transparency and respect for your privacy. We want you to understand our practices, the data we collect, your rights, and how you can exercise control over your personal data while engaging with our blogging and digital content solutions.
Information We May Collect About You
We collect information directly from you and through automated technologies to improve your browsing experience and services. This may include contact details, device data, preferences, and usage analytics.
Information You Provide Directly to Us
- • Contact details when filling out forms or subscribing
- • Responses submitted during surveys or polls
- • Messages or feedback sent to our support
- • Comments or posts published on our blog
- • Any data entered when creating a user account
Automated Information Collection
- • Device type and browser used for access
- • IP address and approximate location derived
- • Site usage including pages visited and duration
- • Cookies and similar analytical technologies
- • Referral website or source of traffic
How We Use Your Information Collected
Your personal and usage data help us provide tailored content, maintain site security, improve performance, and communicate effectively about relevant updates and features.
- • Personalising user experience and recommendations
- • Analysing site activity for optimisation
- • Responding to enquiries, feedback, or support
- • Enabling interactive features like comments
- • Maintaining website and user data security
- • Complying with legal obligations in Australia
- • Sending important service-related updates
Our Commitment: We uphold strong security practices to keep your data safe. Our team is trained to handle information responsibly and your privacy is prioritised in every digital solution we design.
When We Share Your Data
We share your information with trusted service providers as necessary for site operation, legal compliance, and to deliver requested services. No sale of your personal data occurs.
Third-Party Service Providers
We may share select information with analytics, hosting, and marketing partners who help maintain or enhance the blog, always under agreed confidentiality and compliance standards.
Disclosure for Legal Obligations
We disclose information to regulators or law enforcement if required by law or necessary to protect quirelathos.com and its users.
Sharing Anonymous Data
Aggregated data without personal identifiers may be shared for research, analysis, or publicity purposes.
Your Rights and Choices
Australian law ensures you have control over your personal data. You can access, update, object, or request removal of your information at any time by reaching out to us.
- • You may access your data and request a copy
- • Request corrections to your personal details
- • Request erasure of your user account
- • Obtain your data in portable format
- • You have the right to object to processing
- • Request limited use under certain conditions
If you wish to exercise your rights, please contact us by email or fill out the request on our website. We respond promptly to support your privacy choices.
How We Keep Data Secure
Our digital systems use physical, digital, and procedural safeguards to prevent unauthorized access, alteration, or misuse of your personal information.
Technical Security Measures
- • Secure encrypted data transfer channels
- • Firewalls and automated threat detection
- • Regular software patching and updates
- • Data backups and disaster recovery plans
Organizational Safeguards
- • Role-based access to sensitive information
- • Confidentiality obligations on team members
- • Ongoing staff training on privacy
- • Routine audits and security assessments
How Long We Keep Your Data
Personal data is stored only as long as necessary for business, legal, and operational needs. Data retention periods comply with regulations and support user requests.
- • User account data retained during use
- • Analytics and engagement stored securely
- • Support and feedback kept as needed
- • Transaction records for required periods
- • Preferences retained with consent
On request, personal data may be deleted except where law requires retention.
Transferring Data Internationally
If we transfer your data outside Australia, we ensure appropriate safeguards are in place, in line with Australian privacy law and international standards.
- • Contracts ensuring adequate protection
- • Partners follow Australian privacy rules
- • Transfers limited to essential services
- • Continuous review of external providers
How Cookies Support Our Platform
Cookies enhance user experience, deliver relevant content, and monitor site activities. You may control cookie use through browser settings as detailed in our Cookie Policy.
Types of Cookies Used
- • Critical for core website operation
- • Analytics for improving performance
- • Custom user preferences stored securely
- • Enable advanced features and sharing
Manage cookies through your browser or via our Cookie Policy page for more details.
Changes to This Policy
We may update our privacy policy to reflect changes in the law or our practices. Substantive modifications will be communicated on our website.
- • Policy change dates published online
- • Major changes highlighted on our blog
- • Direct notice for substantial updates
- • Review policy revisions regularly
Continued use after changes indicates acceptance.
Contact Our Privacy Team
Questions about your privacy or this policy can be directed to our team. We welcome your feedback and will respond to all enquiries.
quirelathos
1 Bligh Street, Level 26, Sydney, NSW 2000 Australia
Phone: +61822183046
Email: content@quirelathos.com
Last updated on November 19, 2025
Policy effective from November 19, 2025