When you look at The Australian National University (ANU) web site our server makes a record of your visit and logs the following information:
your browser’s internet address;
the date and time of your visit to the site;
the pages you accessed and documents downloaded;
the previous site visited;
the type of browser you are using;
the submission data of any forms you submit; and
the username entered if accessing a restricted site.
ANU uses this information for statistical purposes and for system administration tasks to maintain this service. We do not attempt to identify individuals of our regular business practices. However in the unlikely event of an investigation, the University, a law enforcement agency or other government agency may exercise its legal authority to inspect our server’s logs.
If at any stage you provide us with your email address either as part of a message or by completing a web form, we will only use your email address for the purposes for which it was provided. We will not subscribe your email address to any mailing list without your consent.
External sites that are linked to or from the University site are generally not under our control or responsibility and you are advised to review their privacy statement.
ANU is deemed an ‘agency’ within the meaning of the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and as such complies with the obligations of the Privacy Act within that meaning.
Note that in addition to the above, the “Logic for Fun” site logs the text which you send to the solver by means of web forms. This information is used to enable you to revert to earlier stages of your work. It may also be made visible to the manager of any class of which you are a member. When suitably anonymised, with identifiers such as names and IP addresses removed, it may be used for statistical purposes, for improving the site or for academic research. Data gathered from your use of this site is confidential to you, your class manager and members of the ANU involved in the design or operation of the site. The ANU will, to the extent permitted by law, not allow its transmission to any other party.