Terms & Conditions

General code of conduct

The Lead Forensics community is an online site designed to help our customers learn about how to use the Lead Forensics portal and contribute to discussions on related topics.

To ensure that everybody has a postiive experience on the site the below guidelines have been established and we ask that all users abide by them when posting or community on the community.

Should there be any questions or issues, please let us know by emailing community@leadforensics.com.

Be friendly

Users must treat one another with respect. Users will not post any racist, insulting, sexist, discriminatory, threatening or otherwise insulting comments, will not use coarse language, make inappropriate jokes or otherwise harass other users.

Stay legal

Users may not post any pornographic or otherwise offensive material, share illegal or copyrighted content, attempt to distribute illegal substances, distribute viruses or other material which gives you access to the computers or systems of other users, or engage in any activity that is illegal in your country of residence.

Stay on topic

Please do not change the subject of a discussion to something not intended by the original poster. Any off-topic posting or “hijacking” of threads will result in content being removed.

No commercial use

Users may not use the forum for commercial activities such as the advertising or sale of products or services, the sending of commercial messages (spam), the offering of interactive games or the advertising of other chat forums or websites.

No sharing of private information

Please refrain from sharing personal information (telephone numbers, email addresses, etc.) of yourself, other people or companies. This includes, but is not limied to, any pictures you may publish of the Lead Forensics portal.

Moderator actions

Where necessary, the Community Team reserves the right to change or remove content or to restrict access to individual users. You are not allowed to discuss any Moderation actions in public. Should you disagree with an action taken, then please contact a Moderator or the Community Manager via private message or email community@leadforensics.com.

Be careful

All users on this community are here to help, however nobody can be held responsible for any negative consequences resulting out of information derived from this site. Whilst every endeavour is made to ensure content posted on the community is correct, this cannot be guaranteed and we would advise users to act accordingly when taking action based on community content.

Cookies

A cookie is a small piece of information that is stored on your computer as a file. Cookies enable us to recognize your computer on a subsequent visit. Cookies do not store personal information. We need your permission to use cookies.

How we use cookies

Information we obtain from cookies are used to analyze our community. We use this data to adjust the community to your personal preferences. Finally, when sending information about our products and services, we can take your previous interest for certain pages into account.

Cookie setting

You choose which cookies you want to allow. If you have an account you can adjust your choice in your profile settings. If you do not have an account, you can change your cookie settings by deleting them via the internet options of your browser and visiting the community again. You will then be asked to choose your settings again. There are 3 settings: Basic, Normal and Complete.

• Basic: Functional
• Normal: Functional + analytics
• Complete: Functional + analytics + social media + embedded videos

Refuse cookies

Don't you want to use cookies at all? Visit the help pages of your browser to turn off or reject cookies. Be aware, it is possible that not everything works or is displayed correctly when refusing cookies.

Tracking / Analytics

We collect browsing data from you to continuously improve your experience. We will not spam you nor sell it to other parties.