Privacy Policy

HorseyHotties Privacy Policy

By accessing the HorseyHotties service you acknowledge that you have read, understand, and agree to the following privacy policy. In order for HorseyHotties to work with your iPhone, iPod touch, we must collect your Device Identification Code or “DIC”. The DIC is a special type of identifier used in software applications in order to provide a unique reference number for applications like those used by your mobile device. Your DIC is not shared with other users.

You understand that when you use HorseyHotties, certain information you post or provide on HorseyHotties may be shared with other users, including without limitation your profile, comments, photographs and locations. In addition, you understand that use of HorseyHotties may include the disclosure and display of your location/distance data to other users. HorseyHotties users can use the filter feature to search for other members by different criteria, like age. The information that you enter into your profile will be used for these searches. Please note that if you choose to show your location, the information that is provided to HorseyHotties about your distance will be used within your profile and can be viewed and searched by other HorseyHotties users. Even if you choose to hide your distance information, sophisticated users of HorseyHotties may be able to determine your location.

We do not share any of your personal information with any third parties other than our advertising display partners such as iAds. With these third parties we may share the following pieces of information: 1) your DIC, 2) your location, 3) your gender, 4) your age 5) your equestrian interests. Further, information gathered when an ad request is made is not shared by those third party partners with specific advertisers. Some of our ad partners may target ads based on user behaviour. Apple Inc.'s iAd network allows users to opt out of behavioural targeting by visiting http://oo.apple.com from your iOS4 device.

We will not otherwise disclose any personal information without your consent, except: in response to subpoenas, court orders, or legal process; to establish or exercise our rights to defend against legal claims; if we believe it is necessary to investigate, prevent, or take action regarding illegal activities, suspected fraud, safety of person or property, violation of our policies, or as otherwise required by law.