Welcome to Date Radar! Date Radar is designed to help you find meaningful connections with people who share your morals and values. Whether you are looking for marriage or a long-term relationship, Date Radar is the perfect place to start.
Before you begin using Date Radar, we ask that you read our terms and conditions. All and any use of Date Radar is subject to these terms and conditions, which outline the rules, requirements, restrictions, and limitations that users must abide by to use Date Radar; they apply to users in all jurisdictions. By using Date Radar, you acknowledge that you have read and understood these terms and conditions and agree to be bound by them. Our terms and conditions are designed to protect both you and other users of Date Radar. These terms and conditions may be updated from time to time, without notification. Any change we make applies from the date the updated Terms and Conditions are posted in the application.
We hope that you enjoy using Date Radar and that it helps you find the connection you are looking for. If you have any questions or concerns about our terms and conditions or any other aspect of Date Radar, please do not hesitate to contact us.
These terms and conditions comply with the Online Safety Code of Practice for dating service July 2024 (‘the Code”) and terms used have the same meaning as in the Code.
Users must be at least 18 years old to use Date Radar. Users must have the legal capacity to enter a contract. This means that they must be of legal age and not be under any legal disability that would prevent them from entering into a contract.
You may not join Date Radar if you already have an active membership (only one membership per user) or you have ever been convicted of a sexually related offence or have previously been banned from using the site.
User content refers to any content that users post and upload to Date Radar. This includes profile pictures, biographical information, messages, and any other content that users share with other users on Date Radar. Users retain ownership of the content that they post or upload to Date Radar.
However, by posting or uploading content to Date Radar, users grant us a non-exclusive, transferable, sub-licensable, royalty-free, worldwide license to use their content in connection with the operation of Date Radar.
We take the safety and security of our users very seriously. As such, we prohibit certain types of content on Date Radar. This includes:
We reserve the right to remove any content that violates these guidelines or is otherwise inappropriate. Users who repeatedly violate these guidelines may have their accounts suspended or terminated.
As a consenting adult you are responsible for all information you publish on Date Radar, including but not restricted to, images, your profile, and messages. Date Radar does not directly monitor or control all use of the site by its members. Accordingly, you agree to accept sole responsibility for the legality of your actions under law. You should be aware of relevant laws including censorship, harmful electronic communications, and copyright.
We take the safety and security of our users very seriously. As such, we prohibit certain types of conduct on Date Radar. This includes:
If you encounter inappropriate behaviour on Date Radar, we encourage you to report it to us immediately. You can do this by contacting our customer support team.
We take all reports of inappropriate behaviour seriously and will investigate them promptly. If we determine that a user has violated our guidelines, we may suspend or terminate their account.
We will as a minimum prohibit the upload of illegal content (which includes sexual misconduct) and non-consensual intimate images.
We will implement appropriate systems, processes and policies to block or remove content from end-user profiles which may have violated our online safety policies. The extent of any end-user content which is blocked or removed will be subject to our moderation guidelines and technology capabilities, and may include blocking or removal of an end-user’s profile, or specific content such as text and media where such granularity is technologically feasible for us.
We implement appropriate systems, processes and policies which:
(a) provide appropriate guidance to the industry participant’s personnel on the steps that should be taken when a complaint is made or when a potential incident of online enabled harm has been detected;
(b) includes clear internal channels for the industry participant’s personnel to escalate and prioritise reports of violations of our online safety policies;
(c) allows us to take appropriate action against an end-user which has been found to have violated our online safety policies; and
(d) allows us to identify whether an end-user who has been banned from, or whose account has been terminated by, a dating service, is creating new accounts for that dating service and if so, take reasonable steps to delete or otherwise block that end-user from accessing that dating service.
The actions which may be appropriate to take against an end-user for a confirmed or detected/suspected violation of our online safety policies include (where applicable):
(a) terminating the end-user’s account if they have been found by us to have committed a serious violation of its online safety policy; and
(b) limiting the functions of, or suspending, the end-user’s account for a defined period if they have been found by us to have committed a less serious violation of its online safety policy.
If we:
(a) operate more than one dating service (including any dating services operated by a related body corporate); and
(b) have terminated an end-user’s account on the grounds the end-user has been determined by the industry participant to have committed a serious violation of its online safety policies, we must take the same action against that end-user’s accounts and profiles on all other dating services operated by us or our related bodies corporate to the extent possible.
If:
Advertising is placed on the Date Radar to help fund the service. We reserve the right to restrict access or remove accounts which intentionally block advertisements.
Any commercial activity on Date Radar is prohibited without Date Radar management approval. You agree to pay a penalty fee of AUS$1,000 + GST for any unapproved commercial activity.
Proper authentication of users on the Internet is difficult. Date Radar cannot and does not confirm that any member is who they claim to be. You should be careful in dealing with members.
Availability rates are 99% on a yearly basis. This is excluding downtime for maintenance or software updates and excluding factors outside of our control. We recommend that you use the latest browser technology and the latest application.
Payments received for services will not be refunded in full or pro-rata if you change your mind or no longer require the services.
The Date Radar application, its logos and method of functioning is subject to copyright to the maximum level permitted by law.
Your use of Date Radar is at your sole risk. Date Radar expressly disclaims all warranties, express or implied, including, but not limited to, any warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement of rights.
Date Radar makes no warranty that:
No advice or information that is obtained by you from Date Radar or otherwise shall create any warranty.
Date Radar is not directly involved in Member-to-Member communications and activities. In the event you have a conflict with another Member, to the extent permitted by law you hereby release Date Radar, its agents, and employees from any claims, demands and damages of every kind arising out of such conflict.
Date Radar is committed to providing a safe and enjoyable experience. We reserve the right to decline to register or to suspend, restrict or terminate your membership without entering further discussions with you if:
Date Radar further reserves the right to ban and remove any account for any reason. Date Radar can cease providing the services in full or in part at any time.
The laws of Australia shall apply, without giving effect to the principles of conflicts of laws.
We will implement appropriate systems processes and policies to review:
We implement an appropriate complaints and reports mechanism that enables Australian end-users to make complaints and reports about:
The complaints and reporting mechanism must:
Unless otherwise specified in this Code, we must:
We must retain all information used by us for a review conducted under section 16.2(1) for at least 12 months after the review has been completed and/or the matter has been referred to another party (refer to sections 16.4 and 16.5).
We must provide complainants with appropriate support resources if they have made a complaint or report against another end-user which relates to matters of sexual misconduct or serious violations of any online safety policies.
The support resources provided to complainants should, as a minimum:
The support resources which are provided to Australian end-users should include those support resources identified by the code oversight body.
Industry participants acknowledge that eSafety would like industry participants to consider ways of identifying users who might pose an increased risk of committing a serious violation of the online safety policies of other industry participants. All industry participants agree to work with other industry participants and the Australian Government to investigate options, including through the provision of government-held information to industry participants, to enable industry participants to share information about these end-users.
An industry participant must:
Note: For example, an electronic point of contact may include an online safety email address, or a web portal which law enforcement agencies can use to request information from an industry participant.
For the purposes of section 16.5(1)(a), we will disclose information about an end-user to an Australian law enforcement agency if:
An industry participant must invite Australian law enforcement agencies to establish a memorandum of understanding or other cooperative agreement that:
If an agreement described in section 6.5(2) exists for an industry participant, whether this agreement is an agreement developed by the industry participant for its own purposes or this agreement has been developed by the code oversight body on a collective basis as set out in paragraph 2.1(1)(i) of Appendix A to this Code, we must implement appropriate systems, processes and policies to:
Note: A threat to the life or safety of the complainant or another directly impacted individual can include a threat to their physical or mental health and safety. This can include a potentially life-threatening situation or a situation which the dating service may consider to reasonably result in other serious injury or illness.
Nothing in these terms and conditions supersede our existing referral or reporting obligations to Australian Government regulatory authorities (including eSafety) required under Australian law.
Users can trial the Date Radar app for free for 4 weeks. Then if a user wishes to continue using the app, there will be a charge of $4.99 a month. Users can cancel the subscription at any time.