Before using the website (the "Service"), please read these Terms and Conditions ("Terms", "Terms and Conditions") ("us", "we", or "our"). Acceptance and compliance with these Terms are required for access to and use of the Service. All visitors, users, and others who access or use the Service are subject to these Terms. You agree to be bound by these Terms by accessing or using the Service. You may not use the Service if you disagree with any element of the terms..

Privacy Policy

For valid reasons, such as improving existing functions or features or adding new functions or features to the Service, implementing advancements in science and technology, and reasonable technical adjustments to the Service, ensuring the operability or security of the Service, and for legal or regulatory reasons, we may make changes to the Agreements from time to time. When we make substantial changes to the Agreements, we'll notify you as appropriate under the circumstances, such as by posting an evident notice, asking for your consent within the Service, or sending you an email. We will inform you in advance in some circumstances, and your continuing use of the Service after the changes will represent your acceptance of the changes. As a result, please ensure that you read any such notifications carefully. You may cancel your account by notifying us if you do not desire to continue using the Service under the updated version of the Agreements. If you acquired a Trial or Paid Subscription from a third party, you must cancel your Paid Subscription through that third party.

Cookie Policy

We use cookies on our website (the "Service"). You consent to the use of cookies by using the Service. Our Cookies Policy describes what cookies are, how we use them, how third-party partners which work with us may use cookies on the Service, how you may manage cookies, and where you can get more information about cookies.

General Data Protection Regulation

Processing personal data is usually forbidden unless the processing is specifically permitted by law or the data subject has given consent. Consent is only one of six legal bases listed in the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) for processing personal data.  Contract, legal duties, the data subject's vital interests, public interest, and legitimate interest, as defined in Article 6(1) GDPR, are the others. The GDPR defines the essential conditions for the efficacy of valid legal consent in Article 7 and further specifies them in Recital 32. Freely granted, precise, informed, and unambiguous consent is required. It must be offered voluntarily in order to receive freely granted consent. The term "free" indicates that the data subject has made a legitimate decision. Any improper pressure or influence that could influence the outcome of that option invalidates the consent. As a result, the legislative text considers a certain imbalance between the controller and the data subject. For example, in an employer-employee relationship, the employee may be concerned that refusing to consent could jeopardize his employment, hence consent can only be a legal foundation for processing in a few limited circumstances. Furthermore, there is a so-called "coupling prohibition" or "prohibition of joining or tying." As a result, the performance of a contract cannot be made contingent on agreement to process additional personal data that isn't required for the fulfillment of the contract.