Privacy

This is for neonrunemorphers.com while the album is still being finished. It says what happens to anything you type, and which laws we are writing to. It is not a lawyer’s letter.

Who this is

Neon Rune Morphers. If you need a person, use the contact form on the homepage. There is no public email on this page. A reply will come once the mailbox is live. Until then, the note stays on your device.

What stays on your device

Right now the site does not send your forms to a server. Your browser keeps:

• Your vote for a boy, so you only pick once. The key is nrm-fav.
• What you typed into the Frequency or the contact form: your name, your email, an optional favourite, and the note. The key is nrm-inbox. That is so the page can say it heard you.

Those are not a live mailing list, and they do not sell tickets. We do not sell this information. We do not pass it to advertisers. Clearing this site’s data in your browser deletes it.

What we do not collect

• No account, no password, no payment.
• No precise location, no contacts, no microphone recording.
• The sound choice is not saved. The homepage loop starts only if you choose Enter with sound. Album previews start only if you press them.
• No ad profile and no hidden pixel.

What the law asks

The Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Australian Privacy Principles apply to APP entities. Many small operators under the turnover threshold are exempt. Whether or not that exemption covers us in a given year, we follow the same basics: collect little, say what we collect, don’t sell it, and don’t use it for a purpose you were not told about.

The forms do not leave your browser today, so we are not collecting personal information onto a server. When a real list or mailbox starts, this page will be updated first, and a message to an Australian address will follow the Spam Act 2003: your consent, our name, and a working unsubscribe. Mail to the UK or the EU will also follow their consent and opt-out rules. Mail to the United States will follow the CAN-SPAM rules on identification and unsubscribe.

A real list would keep your name, your email, which boy you named if you wanted to, and the note you wrote. We would use that to send the news you asked for and to answer a booking or a press note. We would not sell it. You could ask to be taken off, and we would do it.

The host

The pages, pictures, and audio are delivered by the site host. A host usually keeps short technical logs, such as an IP address, the time, and the file requested, to keep the service up and to deal with abuse. We do not use those logs to advertise, and we do not sell them. If a form later leaves your device, this page will name the country it is stored in before you send it.

Type from Google

The site loads its typefaces from Google Fonts. Your browser asks Google for those font files. That is a connection to Google, not an ad tag we set. The cookie page names it.

Age

This site is not directed at children. Do not put a child’s name or email in a form. We use 16 as the line because that is the cautious age in several privacy laws, including the GDPR default. It is our rule. It is not an Australian law that makes the music illegal under that age. In the United States, a service directed at children under 13 has extra duties. This one is not directed at them. If you believe a child has used a form, clear it in this browser. Once the mailbox can receive mail, the contact form can be used to ask us to clear a copy we actually hold.

Your move

You can wipe the vote and the forms yourself in the browser’s site settings. You can also read the terms and the safety page.