PRIVACY POLICY

      This statement outlines end‑to‑end management of personal information generated throughout service interaction. All processing activities are built upon user trust, and risk prevention sits at the core of our data‑handling mindset. We endeavor to align statement content with real‑world service conditions and carry out adaptive revisions as services evolve.
1. Source of personal information
      1.1 Voluntarily supplied inputs
      These refer to all descriptive details you actively provide when interacting with service features, submitting feedback or raising service‑related inquiries. Such inputs are only gathered when you choose to offer them of your own will.
      1.2 Automatically logged technical signals
While you browse and operate within the service environment, technical systems will record non‑confidential technical signals. This includes device configuration, page access sequence and interaction frequency. ~We avoid silently capturing highly sensitive private content without obvious user awareness.~
2. Boundaries for data deployment
      Information shall only be deployed for legitimate service‑related goals: responding to user‑raised requests, maintaining functional stability, identifying abnormal access patterns that may create safety hazards, and performing aggregated non‑identifiable analysis for service optimisation. We will not expand usage scope beyond these practical objectives. No information will be utilised for unauthorised data trading or other improper profit‑seeking behaviours.
3. Safeguards against data exposure risks
      Multiple layers of technical and operational safeguards are applied to reduce risks of unauthorised access, tampering or leakage. Data transmission adopts protective technical measures. Sensitive information is kept under isolated storage arrangements. For information no longer required for service purposes, we try our best to execute secure disposal steps, reducing the volume of stored redundant data. Security mechanisms will be adjusted alongside changes in network‑environment risks.
4. External‑party cooperation constraints
      When external supporting organisations participate in service workflows, we conduct preliminary assessment of their data‑protection capacity. Binding privacy obligations will be established. Only the minimal subset of data necessary for their assigned tasks can be transmitted. We will not hand over broad‑ranging personal datasets without your consent.
5. How you may exercise your preferences
      You hold rights to inspect, correct, and apply for disposal of personal information linked to your service activities. When you submit valid applications, we endeavor to complete verification and processing following practical operational rhythms. You are free to submit such demands through available service interaction channels.
6. Statement revision practice
      As service models and external technical environments change, we may revise parts of this statement. Updated text will be displayed within service interfaces for user review. We try our best to make material adjustments easy for users to notice.