(1) What are cookies

They are very small text files that the server used for the operation of the website sends to the browser of the data owner. It is saved on the computer of the data owner.

(2) Purpose

Cookies are used to save and recall information on the user to provide more personalized services. If the data owner visits a website, the server of the website reads the content of the cookies stored on the device to offer tailored services and maintain the user’s setting. Cookies help with access and convenient use of the website when the data owner visits the website. In addition, they are used to provide tailored information such as optimized ads based on the website visit records and usage patterns.

(3) Denial of consent to cookies collection

Personally identifiable data such as names or phone numbers are not stored in cookies. The data owner has the choice on whether to install cookies. Therefore, data owners may use the web browser setting to allow cookies, or go through confirmation whenever cookies are stored, or deny the storage of cookies. However, if the installation of cookies is rejected, you may experience inconveniences in using the web, and may be restricted from using certain services where login is required.

(4) Example of how cookies are installed

• on Internet Explorer : Tools in the menu tab > Internet options > Personal information > Settings
• For Chrome : Settings menu on the right > Advanced settings in the bottom of the screen > Content settings for personal information > Cookies

• We may disclose your personal information to third parties, such as contractors who contract with us for certain services, other carriers, freight and travel service providers, data processing companies (including those managing global distribution system and payment system) which serve the purpose for which the information is collected or for related purposes, such as to represent you in completing a transaction or provide you with the service that you request.
• We may also disclose your personal information to various law enforcement agencies and governments around the world for security, customs and immigration purposes. We hire third party contractors to perform our services, including a contractor which processes the personal information that we hold. For example, to provide mail and email processing services; provide electronic funds transfer services, process credit card accounts and related services; manage call center; manage several sales functions and completing travel for the company; conduct market research; provide meals on the plane; provide ground services, such as agents which carry out procedures, freight and special assistance; and assist getting payments from creditors.
• In these cases, we will strictly prohibit third party contractors from using your personal information except for the specific purpose for which we provide your personal information.
• In addition, we will not disclose your personal information without your consent unless the disclosure is necessary to prevent a threat to your life or health or is allowed or regulated by the laws, is reasonably necessary to enforce the law or to inspect a suspected criminal activity.
• If you would like to access your personal information, make a complaint about the violation of your privacy or have any questions about how we collect or use your personal information, please send your requests, complaints or questions to the following address. We will respond to your questions or complaints as soon as possible.

8. Changes to Privacy Policy

We may amend this Privacy Policy as required by our work or in accordance with changes in laws. Any changes to this Policy will be updated on this website, so please visit periodically to ensure that you get the latest statement of our Privacy Policy.

9. Data Use and Sharing

(a) Unless otherwise permitted by law, you may not use, transmit, or share someone’s personal data without first obtaining their permission. You must provide access to information about how and where the data will be used. Data collected from apps may only be shared with third parties to improve the app or serve advertising. You must receive explicit permission from users via the App Tracking Transparency APIs to track their activity. Learn more about tracking. Apps that share user data without user consent or otherwise complying with data privacy laws may be removed from sale and may result in your removal from the Apple Developer Program.

(b) Data collected for one purpose may not be repurposed without further consent unless otherwise explicitly permitted by law.

(c) Apps should not attempt to surreptitiously build a user profile based on collected data and may not attempt, facilitate, or encourage others to identify anonymous users or reconstruct user profiles based on data collected from Apple-provided APIs or any data that you say has been collected in an “anonymized,” “aggregated,” or otherwise non-identifiable way.

(d) Do not use information from Contacts, Photos, or other APIs that access user data to build a contact database for your own use or for sale/distribution to third parties, and don’t collect information about which other apps are installed on a user’s device for the purposes of analytics or advertising/marketing.

(e) Do not contact people using information collected via a user’s Contacts or Photos, except at the explicit initiative of that user on an individualized basis; do not include a Select All option or default the selection of all contacts. You must provide the user with a clear description of how the message will appear to the recipient before sending it (e.g. What will the message say? Who will appear to be the sender?).

(f) Data gathered from the HomeKit API, HealthKit, Clinical Health Records API, MovementDisorder APIs, ClassKit or from depth and/or facial mapping tools (e.g. ARKit, Camera APIs, or Photo APIs) may not be used for marketing, advertising or use-based data mining, including by third parties. Learn more about best practices for implementing CallKit, HealthKit, ClassKit, and ARKit.