晓久 是一款由 久方智能（广东）有限公司 （以下简称“我们”）提供的产品。 您在使用我们的服务时，我们可能会收集和使用您的相关信息。我们希望通过本《隐私政策》向您说明，在使用我们的服务时，我们如何收集、使用、储存和分享这些信息，以及我们为您提供的访问、更新、控制和保护这些信息的方式。 本《隐私政策》与您所使用的 晓久 服务息息相关，希望您仔细阅读，在需要时，按照本《隐私政策》的指引，作出您认为适当的选择。本《隐私政策》中涉及的相关技术词汇，我们尽量以简明扼要的表述，并提供进一步说明的链接，以便您的理解。
您使用或继续使用我们的服务，即意味着同意我们按照本《隐私政策》收集、使用、储存和分享您的相关信息。
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我们或我们的第三方合作伙伴提供服务时，可能会收集、储存和使用下列与您有关的信息及权限。如果您不提供相关信息，可能无法享受我们提供的某些服务，或者无法达到相关服务拟达到的效果。
| 权限信息 | 收集个人信息目的 | 方式 | 范围 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 访问麦克风 | 在应用内进行与其他人的语言交流与语音识别转文字等操作 | 1、系统设置：用户还可以在设备的系统设置中管理应用的麦克风权限。在这里，用户可以查看哪些应用已经获得了麦克风权限，并可以随时关闭或开启某个应用的麦克风权限。 | 访问麦克风权限所收集的信息范围主要限于用户的语音数据。具体来说，麦克风权限允许应用收集用户的语音输入，包括用户的说话内容、语调、语速等 |
| 管理应用缓存 | 确保服务正常运行、保障设备安全，如用户登录凭证、浏览记录等 | 1、自动扫描与清理：应用会定期自动扫描设备中的缓存数据，并根据预设的规则或算法判断哪些数据是可以安全清理的。一旦确定，应用会自动执行清理操作。
2、用户手动清理：除了自动清理外，应用通常还提供用户手动清理缓存的选项。用户可以在个人设置中点击清除缓存。 |
1、缓存数据：管理应用缓存权限主要收集的是设备中的缓存数据 2、设备信息：为了更有效地管理缓存，应用可能需要获取一些设备信息，如设备型号、操作系统版本、存储空间大小等 3、应用信息：应用可能还需要获取已安装应用的信息，以便更好地匹配和展示各个软件的缓存数据。这些信息通常包括应用名称、版本号、安装时间等 |
| 访问摄像头 | 在应用内进行扫码、拍照、录视频等，如条形码扫描、二维码识别等，需要访问摄像头权限以扫描并识别物品上的条形码或二维码 | 1、系统设置：用户可以在设备的系统设置中查看和管理应用的摄像头权限。在这里，用户可以查看哪些应用已经获得了摄像头权限，并可以随时关闭或开启某个应用的摄像头权限 | 1、图像数据：摄像头可以捕捉用户所在环境的静态图像，包括用户的面部特征、身体姿态、周围环境等。 2、视频数据：摄像头还可以录制用户所在环境的动态视频，包括用户的动作、表情、声音以及周围环境的变化等。 |
| 跟踪调试输出日志 | 跟踪调试输出日志权限的主要目的是收集和分析应用程序或系统在运行过程中的行为和状态信息，以便于开发者或技术人员进行问题诊断、性能优化和功能改进。这些日志信息通常包含应用程序的运行状态、用户操作记录、系统异常信息等 | 1、后台自动收集： 程序可能会在后台自动收集日志信息，以便实时监控系统状态和应用程序行为。这种方式通常用于性能监控和问题诊断，但也可能引发用户的隐私担忧。
2、开发者工具：开发者可以使用专门的开发工具来访问和收集跟踪调试输出日志。这些工具通常提供丰富的日志收集和分析功能，帮助开发者快速定位和解决问题。 |
1、应用程序运行状态：如应用程序的启动时间、关闭时间、内存使用情况、CPU占用率等。
2、用户操作记录：如用户在应用程序中的点击、滑动、输入等操作行为。 3、系统异常信息：如应用程序崩溃、系统错误、网络故障等异常事件的信息。 4、设备信息：如设备的型号、操作系统版本、屏幕分辨率等，这些信息有助于开发者了解应用程序在不同设备上的表现。 |
| 访问设备信息 | 1、例如，根据设备的屏幕分辨率调整界面布局。
2、优化产品功能：设备信息为应用提供了关于用户设备环境和配置的重要线索，有助于应用开发者优化产品功能，提升用户体验。例如，根据设备的操作系统和硬件配置，应用可以提供更为适配的功能和服务。 |
1、系统设置：用户还可以在设备的系统设置中查看和管理应用的设备信息权限。在这里，用户可以查看哪些应用已经获得了设备信息权限，并可以随时关闭或开启某个应用的权限。 | 1、设备基本信息：如设备的型号、品牌、操作系统版本、屏幕分辨率、内存大小、存储空间等。这些信息有助于应用了解用户设备的配置和环境，从而提供更为适配的服务。 |
| 文件下载管理 |
1、确保下载内容的安全性：在下载过程中，文件下载管理器可能会收集一些与下载内容相关的元数据，如文件类型、大小、来源等，以便进行安全扫描和风险评估，确保用户下载的内容不含有恶意软件或病毒。
2、优化下载服务：通过收集用户的下载行为数据，如下载速度、下载时间、下载失败率等，文件下载管理器可以不断优化其下载算法和服务，提高下载效率和成功率。 |
1、匿名收集：为了保护用户隐私，文件下载管理器在收集个人信息时通常会采用匿名方式，即不直接关联用户的个人身份。
2、数据加密：在收集、存储和传输个人信息时，文件下载管理器会采用数据加密技术，确保信息的安全性和保密性。 |
1、下载行为数据：如下载时间、下载速度、下载内容类型、下载来源等，这些信息有助于文件下载管理器了解用户的下载偏好和行为习惯。 2、设备信息：如设备型号、操作系统版本等，这些信息有助于文件下载管理器判断用户的设备兼容性，确保下载的内容能够在用户的设备上正常运行 |
| 访问本地文件系统 | 1、数据处理：应用可能需要访问本地文件系统以进行处理。例如，单据中上传文件功能，需要从本地文件管理中选取文件。 | 1、访问控制：应用访问本地文件系统时，系统会实施严格的访问控制机制。这包括限制应用只能访问其被授权访问的文件和目录，以及防止应用对敏感文件进行修改或删除等操作。 | 1、文件内容：应用可能需要读取用户本地存储的文件内容，如文档、图片、音频和视频等。然而，应用通常只能访问用户明确授权其访问的文件。
2、文件元数据：除了文件内容外，应用还可能访问文件的元数据，如文件名、文件大小、创建时间、修改时间等。这些信息有助于应用更好地管理用户本地存储的文件。 3、目录结构：应用可能需要访问用户本地存储的目录结构，以便用户可以更方便地浏览和管理其文件。然而，应用通常只能访问用户明确授权其访问的目录。 |
| 访问系统相册 | 1、提升用户体验：需要访问系统相册以便用户能够方便地选择、上传照片。例如，在应用内个人设置当中，可以选取相册中的图片进行更换头像。 | 1、访问控制：应用访问系统相册时，系统会实施严格的访问控制机制。这包括限制应用只能访问用户明确授权其访问的照片，以及防止应用对照片进行未经授权的修改、删除或上传等操作 | 1、照片内容：应用可以访问用户本地存储的照片内容，包括照片的图像数据、拍摄时间、地点等。然而，应用通常只能访问用户明确授权其访问的照片。
2、照片元数据：除了照片内容外，应用还可能访问照片的元数据，如照片的文件名、大小、格式、分辨率等。这些信息有助于应用更好地管理用户本地存储的照片。 |
| 使用Native.js能力 | 允许开发者通过JavaScript代码直接与设备的原生功能进行交互，如访问设备的文件系统、调用摄像头、获取地理位置等 | 数据处理与存储：应用通过Native.js收集到的个人信息会进行内部处理，并根据需要进行存储。 | 1、设备信息：如设备的型号、操作系统版本、屏幕分辨率等，这些信息有助于应用更好地适配不同的设备。 |
| 管理应用本地数据 | 实现应用功能： 需要访问本地数据以完成其基本功能，如读取联系人信息以发送短信、访问相册以选择图片等。 | 1、系统API调用：应用通过系统提供的API接口访问本地数据。这些API接口通常受到操作系统的严格控制和监管，以确保数据的安全性和隐私性。
2、数据处理：应用会对收集到的本地数据进行内部处理，如加密、脱敏等，以保护用户隐私和数据安全 |
1、设备存储数据：如照片、视频、音频、文档等存储在设备本地的数据。
2、联系人信息：包括用户的联系人姓名、电话号码、电子邮件地址等。 3、日历和提醒信息：用户设置的日历事件、提醒事项等。 |
| 管理文件上传任务 | 1、管理上传任务：跟踪和管理用户的上传任务，包括上传进度、文件状态等，以便向用户提供及时准确的反馈。
2、数据安全和隐私保护：在上传过程中采取必要的安全措施，如加密传输、存储保护等，以确保用户数据的安全性和隐私性。 |
系统自动收集：在文件上传过程中，系统可能会自动收集一些与上传任务相关的信息，如文件大小、类型、上传时间等。这些信息有助于系统更好地管理上传任务并提供相关服务。 | 文件上传相关信息：包括上传的文件名称、大小、类型、上传时间、上传进度等，这些信息有助于系统跟踪和管理上传任务。 |
| 访问运行期环境 | 1、确保应用正常运行：应用需要访问某些系统资源，如网络状态、存储空间等，以确保其能够正常运行和提供服务。
2、实现应用功能：一些应用需要访问特定的系统资源以完成其功能，如访问相机以拍照、访问麦克风以录音等。 |
系统API调用：应用通过系统提供的API接口访问运行期环境权限。这些API接口通常受到操作系统的严格控制和监管，以确保应用不会滥用权限或侵犯用户隐私。 | 1、设备信息：如设备的型号、操作系统版本、硬件配置等，这些信息有助于应用识别设备并提供适配的服务。
2、网络状态：包括设备的网络连接状态、IP地址、网络类型（如Wi-Fi、4G/5G）等，这些信息有助于应用判断网络连接情况并优化数据传输。 3、存储状态：如设备的存储空间大小、已用空间等，这些信息有助于应用判断是否有足够的存储空间来保存数据或缓存文件。 |
| 跨域网络访问 | 实现不同域之间的数据交换和资源共享，从而为用户提供更加丰富的网络服务和体验 | 1、HTTP/HTTPS请求：通过发送HTTP或HTTPS请求，实现不同域之间的数据交换。在这个过程中，可能会携带一些个人信息作为请求参数或请求头信息。
2、CORS（跨资源共享）：CORS是一种机制，它使用额外的HTTP头来告诉浏览器一个网页是否有权限访问另一个源的资源。在跨域请求中，CORS可以确保只有经过授权的请求才能访问资源，从而保护个人信息的安全。 |
设备信息：如设备的IP地址、操作系统版本、浏览器类型等 |
| 窗口管理 | 实现特定功能：某些应用程序可能需要收集窗口信息以实现特定功能，例如，多任务管理器可能需要知道哪些窗口当前处于活动状态 | 1、系统日志：操作系统或应用程序可能会记录窗口管理的相关日志，这些日志可能包含用户的操作行为信息。
2、应用程序接口（API）调用：应用程序可能会通过调用系统API来获取窗口管理的相关信息。 |
1、窗口操作行为：如打开、关闭、最小化、最大化窗口的操作记录。
2、窗口布局和配置：如窗口的大小、位置、排列方式等。 3、应用程序使用情况：哪些应用程序正在运行，哪些窗口处于活动状态等。 |
| 原生UI控件 | 1、确保应用功能正常：原生UI控件如按钮、文本框、滑块等，需要访问一些基本的设备资源（如屏幕显示、触摸输入等）才能正常工作。
2、优化用户体验：通过收集用户与UI控件交互的数据（如点击次数、滑动距离等），应用可以更好地理解用户习惯，从而优化界面设计和交互逻辑。 |
系统自动收集：在某些情况下，应用可能会在后台自动收集一些与UI控件交互相关的数据，如点击事件、滑动轨迹等 | 1、设备信息：如屏幕大小、分辨率、触摸输入设备等，这些信息有助于应用适应不同的设备环境并提供更好的用户体验。
2、用户交互数据：如点击次数、点击位置、滑动距离、停留时间等，这些数据用于分析用户行为、优化界面布局和交互逻辑。 |
| 浏览器信息 | 提升用户体验：通过收集浏览器类型、版本、操作系统等信息，网站或应用可以更好地适配不同的设备和浏览器环境。 保障网站安全：浏览器信息有助于网站识别潜在的安全风险，例如，通过检测用户代理字符串（User-Agent），网站可以判断请求是否来自常见的浏览器或设备，从而防范恶意攻击 | 1、HTTP请求头：当用户访问网站时，浏览器会自动在HTTP请求头中包含一些信息，如User-Agent、Accept-Language等，这些信息可以帮助网站了解用户的浏览器和设备环境。
2、JavaScript代码：网站可以通过嵌入JavaScript代码来收集更详细的浏览器信息，例如屏幕分辨率、浏览器插件安装情况等。这种方式需要用户的浏览器执行JavaScript代码，因此可能受到用户浏览器设置或安全软件的影响。 |
1、浏览器基本信息：如浏览器类型（如Chrome、Firefox等）、版本、操作系统（如Windows、macOS等）、设备类型（如桌面设备、移动设备）等。
2、屏幕和网络信息：如屏幕分辨率、颜色深度、网络类型（如Wi-Fi、4G/5G）等，这些信息有助于网站了解用户的设备显示能力和网络连接情况。 |
| 原生对象 | 1、提升用户体验：通过收集设备信息、用户行为数据等，应用可以更好地理解用户需求。
2、增强应用功能：原生对象权限的收集有助于应用实现更多高级功能，如位置服务、相机拍照、文件存储等。这些功能的实现依赖于对用户设备硬件和软件的访问。 3、保障应用安全：收集某些原生对象权限，如设备唯一标识符、网络状态等，可以帮助应用识别潜在的安全风险，防范恶意攻击和欺诈行为。 |
1、系统API调用：应用通过调用系统提供的API来访问原生对象权限。这些API允许应用在用户授权的前提下，获取设备信息、用户行为数据等。
2、后台服务：某些应用可能会在后台运行服务，以持续收集原生对象权限。这种方式需要用户事先授权，并且应用应遵守系统关于后台服务的限制和规定。 |
1、设备信息：如设备型号、操作系统版本、屏幕分辨率、CPU信息等。这些信息有助于应用了解用户设备的硬件和软件环境，从而提供更好的适配和优化。
2、用户行为数据：如应用使用情况、浏览历史、搜索记录等。 |
为了提升用户体验、分析服务使用情况并优化内容，我们可能会使用 Cookie、像素标签、本地存储等技术。这些技术帮助我们识别您的设备、记住您的偏好设置、跟踪您的网页浏览行为。您可以通过浏览器设置拒绝或清除 Cookie，但这可能会影响到您使用我们服务的某些功能。
我们仅在以下情况下共享、转让或公开披露您的个人信息：获得您的明确同意；与合作伙伴共享以实现服务目的，且合作伙伴承诺遵守相同的隐私保护标准；遵守法律法规要求，或响应政府、司法机关的合法请求；以及为保护用户或公众权益、维护平台安全所必需。
我们可能将在向您提供服务的过程之中所收集的信息用作下列用途：
目前，我们不会主动共享或转让您的个人信息至第三方，如存在其他共享或转让您的个人信息或您需要我们将您的个人信息共享或转让至第三方情形时，我们会直接或确认第三方征得您对上述行为的明示同意。
我们不会向合作伙伴分享可用于识别您个人身份的信息（例如您的姓名或电子邮件地址），除非您明确授权。
我们不会对外公开披露所收集的个人信息，如必须公开披露时，我们会向您告知此次公开披露的目的、披露信息的类型及可能涉及的敏感信息，并征得您的明示同意。
随着我们业务的持续发展，我们有可能进行合并、收购、资产转让等交易，我们将告知您相关情形，按照法律法规及不低于本《隐私政策》所要求的标准继续保护或要求新的控制者继续保护您的个人信息。
另外，根据相关法律法规及国家标准，以下情形中，我们可能会共享、转让、公开披露个人信息无需事先征得您的授权同意：
当您决定不再使用我们的产品或服务时，可以申请注销账户。注销账户后，除法律法规另有规定外，我们将删除或匿名化处理您的个人信息。
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Xiaojiu is a product provided by Jiufang Intelligent (Guangdong) Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "we", "us", "our", When you use our services, we may collect and use information about you. Through this Privacy Policy, we would like to explain to you how we collect, use, store and share this information when you use our services, and how we provide you to access, update, control and protect this information. This Privacy Policy is closely related to the services you use, and we hope that you will read it carefully and, if necessary, follow the guidance of this Privacy Policy to make choices that you deem appropriate. We try to be as concise as possible in the technical terms involved in this Privacy Policy, and provide links to further explanations for your understanding.
By using or continuing to use our services, you agree to our collection, use, storage and sharing of your information in accordance with this Privacy Policy.
If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy or related matters, please contact us at wpl@jiufang.ltd.
When we or our third-party partners provide services, we may collect, store and use the following information and permissions related to you. If you do not provide relevant information, you may not be able to enjoy some of the services we provide, or you may not be able to achieve the intended effect of the relevant services.
| Permission information | Purpose of collection of personal information | manner | range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Access the microphone | Perform in-app operations such as language communication with other people, speech recognition and text conversion | 1. System settings: Users can also manage the app's microphone permissions in the device's system settings. Here, users can see which apps have been granted microphone permissions, and can turn microphone permissions off or on at any time. | The scope of information collected by access to the microphone is primarily limited to the user's voice data. Specifically, microphone permissions allow apps to collect the user's voice input, including what the user is saying, intonation, speaking rate, and more |
| Manage app caches | Ensure the normal operation of services and ensure the security of devices, such as user login credentials, browsing records, etc | 1. Automatic scanning and cleanup: The app will automatically scan the cached
data in the device on a regular basis, and determine which data can be safely cleaned according
to preset rules or algorithms. Once determined, the app automatically performs a cleanup action.
2. Manual cleanup by the user: In addition to automatic cleanup, apps usually provide the option for the user to manually clean up the cache. Users can click Clear Cache in their personal settings. |
1. Cached data: The management of application cache permissions mainly collects
the cached data in the device 2. Device information: In order to manage the cache more effectively, the application may need to obtain some device information, such as the device model, operating system version, storage space size, etc. 3. Application information: The application may also need to obtain the information of the installed application, so as to better match and display the cached data of each software. This information typically includes the app name, version number, installation time, and so on |
| Access the camera | To scan codes, take photos, record videos, etc., such as barcode scanning, QR code recognition, etc., in the app, you need to access the camera permission to scan and identify the barcode or QR code on the item | 1. System settings: Users can view and manage the app's camera permissions in the device's system settings. Here, users can see which apps have been granted camera permissions, and can turn camera permissions off or on for an app at any time | 1. Image data: The camera can capture static images of the user's environment,
including the user's facial features, body posture, surrounding environment, etc. 2. Video data: The camera can also record the dynamic video of the user's environment, including the user's movements, expressions, sounds, and changes in the surrounding environment. |
| Trace the debug output log | The primary purpose of the Trace Debug Output Log permission is to collect and analyze information about the behavior and status of an application or system during operation, so that developers or technicians can diagnose problems, optimize performance, and improve functionality. These log information usually include the running status of the application, user operation records, system exception information, and so on | 1. Automatic collection in the background: The program may automatically collect
log information in the background in order to monitor the system status and application behavior
in real time. This approach is often used for performance monitoring and problem diagnosis, but
it can also raise privacy concerns for users. 2. Developer tools: Developers can use special development tools to access and collect trace debugging output logs. These tools often provide rich log collection and analysis capabilities to help developers quickly locate and resolve issues. |
1. Application running status: such as application startup time, shutdown time,
memory usage, CPU usage, etc. 2. User operation records: such as clicking, swiping, and entering in the application. 3. System abnormal information: information about abnormal events such as application crashes, system errors, network failures, etc. 4. Device information: such as the model of the device, the version of the operating system, the screen resolution, etc., which helps the developer understand the performance of the application on different devices. |
| Access device information | 1. For example, adjust the interface layout according to the screen resolution of
the device. 2. Optimize product functions: Device information provides important clues about the user's device environment and configuration for the application, which helps the application developer optimize the product function and improve the user experience. For example, depending on the device's operating system and hardware configuration, the app can provide more appropriate features and services. |
1. System settings: Users can also view and manage the device information permissions of the app in the system settings of the device. Here, users can see which apps have been granted device information permissions, and can turn permissions off or on for an app at any time. | 1. Basic information of the device: such as the model, brand, operating system version, screen resolution, memory size, storage space, etc. This information helps the app understand the configuration and environment of the user's device and provide a more appropriate service. |
| File download management | 1. Ensure the security of the downloaded content: During the download process,
the file download manager may collect some metadata related to the downloaded content, such as
file type, size, source, etc., in order to conduct security scanning and risk assessment, and
ensure that the content downloaded by the user does not contain malware or viruses. 2. Optimize the download service: By collecting the user's download behavior data, such as download speed, download time, download failure rate, etc., the file download manager can continuously optimize its download algorithm and service to improve the download efficiency and success rate. |
1. Anonymous collection: In order to protect user privacy, file download
managers usually use anonymous methods when collecting personal information, that is, they are
not directly associated with the user's personal identity. 2. Data encryption: When collecting, storing and transmitting personal information, the file download manager will use data encryption technology to ensure the security and confidentiality of the information. |
1. Download behavior data: such as download time, download speed, type of downloaded content, download source, etc., which helps the file download manager understand the user's download preferences and behavioral habits. 2. Device information: such as device model, operating system version, etc., which helps the file download manager to judge the user's device compatibility and ensure that the downloaded content can run normally on the user's device |
| Access the local file system | 1. Data processing: The application may need to access the local file system for processing. For example, for the function of uploading documents in documents, you need to select the file from the local file management. | 1. Access control: When an application accesses the local file system, the system implements a strict access control mechanism. This includes restricting apps from only accessing files and directories that they're authorized to access, and preventing apps from modifying or deleting sensitive files. | 1. File content: The application may need to read the content of files stored
locally by the user, such as documents, pictures, audio, and video. However, apps can often only
access files that the user has explicitly authorized them to access. 2. File metadata: In addition to the content of the file, the app may also access the metadata of the file, such as the file name, file size, creation time, modification time, etc. This information helps the app better manage the files stored locally by the user. 3. Directory structure: The app may need to access the directory structure of the user's local storage so that the user can browse and manage their files more conveniently. However, apps typically only have access to directories that the user has explicitly authorized them to access. |
| Access the system album | 1. Improve user experience: You need to access the system album so that users can easily select and upload photos. For example, in the in-app personal settings, you can select an image from an album to change your profile picture. | 1. Access control: When an application accesses the system album, the system will implement a strict access control mechanism. This includes restricting apps from only having access to photos that the user explicitly authorizes them to access, and preventing apps from unauthorized modification, deletion, or uploading of photos | 1. Photo content: The app can access the user's locally stored photo content,
including the image data of the photo, the time and place of the photo, etc. However, apps often
only have access to photos that the user has explicitly authorized them to access. 2. Photo metadata: In addition to the content of the photo, the app may also access the metadata of the photo, such as the file name, size, format, resolution, etc. of the photo. This information helps the app better manage the user's locally stored photos. |
| Use Native.js capabilities | Allows developers to interact directly with the device's native features through JavaScript code, such as accessing the device's file system, invoking the camera, obtaining geolocation, and more | Data processing and storage: Personal information collected by the App through Native.js is processed internally and stored as needed. | 1. Device information: such as the model of the device, the version of the operating system, the screen resolution, etc., which helps the application to better adapt to different devices. |
| Manage on-premises app data | Implement app functionality: Access to local data is required to complete its basic functions, such as reading contact information to send text messages, accessing photo albums to select pictures, etc. | 1. System API call: The application accesses local data through the API interface
provided by the system. These API interfaces are usually tightly controlled and regulated by the
operating system to ensure the security and privacy of the data. 2. Data processing: The application will internally process the collected local data, such as encryption and desensitization, to protect user privacy and data security |
1. Device storage data: such as photos, videos, audios, documents, and other data
stored locally on the device. 2. Contact information: including the user's contact name, phone number, email address, etc. 3. Calendar and reminder information: calendar events, reminders, etc. set by the user. |
| Manage file upload tasks | 1. Manage upload tasks: track and manage users' upload tasks, including upload
progress, file status, etc., in order to provide timely and accurate feedback to users. 2. Data security and privacy protection: Necessary security measures are taken during the upload process, such as encrypted transmission, storage protection, etc., to ensure the security and privacy of user data. |
Automatic system collection: During the file upload process, the system may automatically collect some information related to the upload task, such as file size, type, and upload time. This information helps the system better manage and provide services for upload tasks. | File upload information: including the name, size, type, upload time, and upload progress of the uploaded file, which helps the system track and manage the upload task. |
| Access the runtime environment | 1. Ensure the normal operation of the application: The application needs to
access certain system resources, such as network status and storage space, to ensure that it can
operate normally and provide services. 2. Implement application functions: Some applications need to access specific system resources to complete their functions, such as accessing the camera to take pictures, accessing the microphone to record audio, etc. |
System API call: The application uses the API provided by the system to access the runtime environment. These APIs are often tightly controlled and regulated by the operating system to ensure that applications do not abuse permissions or violate user privacy. | 1. Device information: such as the model, operating system version, hardware
configuration, etc., which helps the application identify the device and provide appropriate
services. 2. Network status: including the network connection status, IP address, and network type of the device (such as Wi-Fi, 4G/5G), etc., which helps the application judge the network connection and optimize data transmission. 3. Storage status: such as the storage space of the device, the used space, etc., which helps the application determine whether there is enough storage space to save data or cache files. |
| Cross-domain network access | Realize data exchange and resource sharing between different domains, so as to provide users with richer network services and experiences | 1. HTTP/HTTPS request: Realize data exchange between different domains by sending
HTTP or HTTPS requests. In this process, some personal information may be carried as request
parameters or request header information. 2. CORS (Cross-Resource Sharing): CORS is a mechanism that uses additional HTTP headers to tell the browser whether a web page has permission to access resources from another source. In cross-origin requests, CORS can ensure that only authorized requests can access resources, thus protecting the security of personal information. |
Device information: such as the IP address of the device, operating system version, browser type, etc |
| Window management | Implement specific functionality: Some applications may need to collect window information to implement specific functionality, for example, a multitasking manager may need to know which windows are currently active | 1. System logs: The operating system or application may record relevant logs of
window management, which may contain information about the user's operation behavior. 2. Application Programming Interface (API) call: The application may call the system API to obtain relevant information about window management. |
1. Window operation behavior: such as opening, closing, minimizing, and
maximizing the operation record of the window. 2. Window layout and configuration: such as the size, position, and arrangement of the window. 3. Application usage: which applications are running, which windows are active, etc. |
| Native UI controls | 1. Make sure that the app functions properly: Native UI controls such as buttons,
text boxes, sliders, etc., need to access some basic device resources (such as screen display,
touch input, etc.) to work properly. 2. Optimize user experience: By collecting data on the user's interaction with UI controls (such as the number of clicks, sliding distance, etc.), the app can better understand the user's habits, so as to optimize the interface design and interaction logic. |
Automatic system collection: In some cases, the app may automatically collect some data related to UI control interactions in the background, such as click events, swipe tracks, etc | 1. Device information: such as screen size, resolution, touch input device, etc.,
which helps the app adapt to different device environments and provide a better user experience.
2. User interaction data: such as the number of clicks, click position, sliding distance, dwell time, etc., these data are used to analyze user behavior, optimize interface layout and interaction logic. |
| Browser Information | Enhance user experience: By collecting information such as browser type, version, and operating system, a website or app can better adapt to different devices and browser environments. Keep your website secure: Browser information helps websites identify potential security risks, for example, by detecting the user-agent string, websites can determine whether requests are coming from common browsers or devices, so as to prevent malicious attacks | 1. HTTP request header: When a user visits a website, the browser will
automatically include some information in the HTTP request header, such as User-Agent,
Accept-Language, etc., which can help the website understand the user's browser and device
environment.
2. JavaScript code: Websites can collect more detailed browser information by embedding JavaScript code, such as screen resolution, browser plug-in installation, etc. This method requires the user's browser to execute JavaScript code and may therefore be affected by the user's browser settings or security software. |
1. Basic browser information: such as browser type (such as Chrome, Firefox,
etc.), version, operating system (such as Windows, macOS, etc.), device type (such as desktop
device, mobile device), etc.
2. Screen and network information: such as screen resolution, color depth, network type (such as Wi-Fi, 4G/5G), etc., which helps the website understand the user's device display ability and network connection. |
| Native objects | 1. Improve user experience: By collecting device information, user behavior data,
etc., applications can better understand user needs.
2. Enhance application functions: The collection of native object permissions helps applications achieve more advanced functions, such as location services, camera photography, file storage, etc. The implementation of these features relies on access to the hardware and software of the user's device. 3. Ensure application security: Collecting certain native object permissions, such as unique device identifiers and network status, can help applications identify potential security risks and prevent malicious attacks and fraud. |
1. System API call: The application accesses the native object permission by
calling the API provided by the system. These APIs allow applications to obtain device
information, user behavior data, and more with the user's authorization.
2. Background services: Some applications may run services in the background to continuously collect native object permissions. This requires prior user authorization, and the app should comply with system restrictions and regulations for background services. |
1. Device information: such as device model, operating system version, screen
resolution, CPU information, etc. This information helps the application understand the hardware
and software environment of the user's device to provide better adaptation and optimization.
2. User behavior data: such as app usage, browsing history, search history, etc. |
In order to improve the user experience, analyze the use of the Services, and optimize the content, we may use technologies such as cookies, pixel tags, and local storage. These technologies help us recognize your device, remember your preferences, and track your web browsing behavior. You can refuse or clear cookies through your browser settings, but this may affect your ability to use certain features of our Services.
We will only share, transfer or publicly disclose your personal information under the following circumstances: with your explicit consent; with partners for the purpose of providing services, and partners are committed to the same privacy standards; Comply with the requirements of laws and regulations, or respond to legitimate requests from government and judicial authorities; and when it is necessary to protect the rights and interests of users or the public and maintain the security of the platform.
We may use the information we collect in the course of providing services to you for the following purposes:
At present, we will not actively share or transfer your personal information to a third party, and if there are other situations where your personal information is shared or transferred, or if you need us to share or transfer your personal information to a third party, we will directly or confirm that the third party has obtained your express consent for the above acts.
We do not share information that can be used to identify you personally (such as your name or email address) with our partners unless you have explicitly authorized it.
We will not publicly disclose the personal information we collect, and if we need to disclose it publicly, we will inform you of the purpose of the public disclosure, the type of information to be disclosed and the sensitive information that may be involved, and obtain your express consent.
With the continuous development of our business, we may carry out mergers, acquisitions, asset transfers and other transactions, and we will inform you of the relevant circumstances, and continue to protect your personal information in accordance with laws and regulations and standards not lower than those required by this Privacy Policy.
In addition, in accordance with relevant laws, regulations and national standards, we may share, transfer and publicly disclose personal information without your prior authorization and consent under the following circumstances:
When you decide that you no longer want to use our products or services, you can apply to cancel your account. After the account is cancelled, we will delete or anonymize your personal information unless otherwise provided by laws and regulations.
We take the privacy protection of minors very seriously. Our Services are not open to minors for registration unless they are used under the supervision of a parent or legal guardian and with their consent. If we discover that a user is a minor and has not been properly authorized, we will take steps to delete the relevant information.
If you have any questions, complaints or requests about the Privacy Policy, please feel free to contact us through the contact details on our official website or by sending an email to our privacy protection mailbox. We will respond to and process your request as soon as possible.
We may revise the terms of this Privacy Policy from time to time. When changes occur, we will alert you to the new Privacy Policy when the version is updated and indicate the effective date to you. Please read the revised Privacy Policy carefully, if you continue to use our services, it means that you agree to our processing of your personal information in accordance with the updated Privacy Policy.