Soex User Privacy Policy
Introduction
Soex attaches importance to user information security and privacy protection, and makes every effort to prevent the leakage, destruction and loss of your information through reasonable and effective information security technology and management processes; to provide you with convenient information management options to enhance the convenience of your information management; to protect your communication secrets and safeguard your information and communication security. Soex strictly complies with laws and regulations, collects only the necessary information, and enhances the transparency of information processing, and integrates various factors such as laws, products, and design in all aspects of product or service development, incorporating the concept of privacy protection to provide you with more secure and reliable services.
We have created and follow this Soex User Privacy Policy (this "Policy") to explain to you, among other things, that:
We hope you will read the Privacy Policy carefully and learn more about how we collect and use information so that you can better understand our services and make appropriate choices.
By using the Soex Services, you are agreeing to what we have stated in this policy.
Definition
Unless otherwise agreed, terms used in this policy shall have the following definitions.
Personal information: refers to all kinds of information recorded electronically or otherwise that can identify a natural person's personal identity alone or in combination with other information, including but not limited to a natural person's name, date of birth, personal biometric information, address, telephone number, etc.
1. Sensitive personal information: It refers to personal information that may endanger the safety of persons and property if leaked, illegally provided or misused, and is highly likely to lead to damage to personal reputation, physical and mental health or discriminatory treatment, etc. For example, personal sensitive information includes personal biometric information, bank account numbers, communication contents, etc.
2. Device: is a device that can be used to access the Soex Services, such as a desktop computer, laptop, tablet or smartphone.
3. Unique Device Identifier: (Unique ID or UUID) is a string of characters programmed into a device by the device manufacturer that can be used to uniquely identify the corresponding device (e.g., the phone's IMEI number). Unique Device Identifiers have a variety of uses, including serving ads when cookies cannot be used (e.g., in mobile applications).
4. IP Address: Each device that accesses the Internet is assigned a number, called an Internet Protocol (IP) address. These numbers are usually assigned based on geographic areas. IP addresses can often be used to identify where a device is located when it is connected to the Internet.
5. GPS: Short for Global Positioning System. The GPS signal receiver on the device you are using receives signals from GPS satellites and uses the incoming information to calculate your location.
6. WIFI: Wi-Fi is a technology that allows electronic devices to connect to a wireless local area network (WLAN), commonly referred to as a wireless network.
7. Base station, that is, public mobile communication base station, is a form of radio station, refers to a certain radio coverage area, through the mobile communication exchange center, and cell phone terminals for information transmission between the radio transceiver station.
8. SSL: (Secure Socket Layer) is a security protocol implemented over the Transport Communications Protocol (TCP/IP), which supports various types of networks and provides three basic security services, all of which use public key and symmetric key technologies to achieve information confidentiality.
9. Automatic collection: includes the following methods:
(1) Cookie (cookie file)
A cookie is a small text file that a web server places inside your client (your computer, cell phone or other smart terminal) when you browse the web and can be used to improve your experience, as described in the Cookie Policy Statement.
(2) Web beacon (Web beacon)
Web beacons are electronic image files or other technologies embedded in websites or emails that can be used to count the number of visitors, record if and when you view an email or website, or to use certain cookies.
(3) Log files (log files)
Log files store several pieces of data that are collected automatically. This data includes Internet Protocol (IP) addresses, browser types, Internet Service Providers (ISPs), referring/exit pages, operating systems, date/time stamps, and clickstream data.
(4) ET Tag (Entity Tag)
ET Tag is an HTTP protocol header that is transmitted behind the Internet browser and the Internet server and can be used instead of cookies to track individual users, allowing us to gain more insight and improve our services.
(5) JavaScript
JavaScript is a programming language used to create more interactive and dynamic web pages. JavaScript can set cookies, read cookies, and delete cookies.
Except as defined above, all other terms used in this Policy have the same meaning as those in the Soex Software License and Services Agreement. If you have questions, please contact us.
I. The information we collect
We collect only the information necessary to achieve the function of the product based on the principles of legality, legitimacy and necessity. Information We collect only the information necessary to perform the functions of our products.
II. How we use the information collected
We use the information we collect for the following purposes in strict compliance with the laws and regulations and our agreements with users. If we use your information for purposes other than those listed below, we will again explain this to you and ask for your consent.
In order to provide you with a better experience, to improve our services or for other purposes with your consent, we may use information collected through certain services for our other services, subject to relevant laws and regulations. For example, information from your use of one of our services may be used to show you personalized content or advertisements in another service, for user research analysis and statistics, and other services.
To ensure the security of our services and to help us better understand the operation of our applications, we may record information such as how often you use the application, fault information, overall usage, performance data, and the source of the application. We do not combine the information we store in our analytics software with the personally identifiable information you provide in the application.
III. The information you share
You can share information about yourself with your friends, family and other users through our service. Please note that this may include sensitive information such as your personally identifiable information and personal property information. Please consider disclosing your relevant sensitive personal information carefully.
IV. How do you manage your information
V. The information we share
We follow the laws and regulations and impose strict restrictions on the sharing of information, such as
VI. Information we may send to you
Ⅶ. the location and duration of the stored information
In the event that our products or services are discontinued, we will notify you by, for example, push notification, announcement, etc, and delete or anonymize your personal information within a reasonable period of time.
VIII. Information Security
We provide appropriate security for your information to protect it from loss, improper use, unauthorized access or disclosure.
IX. Protection of minors
We take the protection of personal information of minors very seriously. In accordance with the relevant laws and regulations, if you are a minor under the age of 18, you should obtain prior consent from your parent or legal guardian before using Dsyncle's services. If you are the guardian of a minor, please contact us if you have any questions regarding the personal information of the minor in your custody.
X. Scope of application
This policy applies to all of our services. However, some services have specific privacy guidelines/statements that describe more specifically how we handle your information in connection with that service. In the event of any inconsistency between this Policy and the privacy guidelines/statement of a particular service, that particular privacy guidelines/statement shall prevail. Please note that this policy does not apply to services provided by other companies or individuals. For example, you may use your Dsyncle account to access services provided by other companies or individuals.
Your use of such third party services is governed by their privacy policies (not this Policy) and you need to read them carefully.
XI. Changes
We may revise the contents of this Policy from time to time. If such changes would result in a material diminution of your rights under this Policy, we will notify you, including by prominently displaying a notice on the page, before the changes become effective. In such case, by continuing to use our Services, you agree to be bound by the revised Policy.