This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, and protect your personal information. It’s designed to give you clarity on what data we gather, how we handle it, and the choices available to you—so you can stay informed and in control.

We believe in being transparent and easy to understand. In some parts of this Policy, you'll find options to explore additional details about how we operate. Please note, this Policy applies to all of our services and interactions with you. In certain cases, you may come across extra notices tailored to specific services or regions—those should be read alongside this Policy for a complete understanding.

Our services may link to external websites. Since we do not control the content or privacy practices of those sites, we strongly recommend reviewing their privacy policies separately.

How We Gather, Use, and Share Your Information

• Private information refers to any detail that can directly or indirectly identify you. This includes your full name, nickname, postal address, email ID, phone number, and digital identifiers such as your IP address or account usernames. It also covers details about your academic background and employment history. Financial credentials like credit or debit card numbers, banking details, and highly sensitive data—such as your social security number, login credentials, or government-issued ID numbers—are also classified as private and confidential.
• Sensitive Personal Information refers to details that are legally and ethically protected due to their potential impact on an individual's privacy and rights. This includes Protected Classification Characteristics such as age, race, ethnicity, ancestry, and national origin, as well as personal identifiers like citizenship status, marital status, and gender. These attributes are safeguarded to ensure fairness, prevent discrimination, and uphold personal dignity.
• Commercial information covers the products or services you've bought, received, explored, or even shown interest in — along with your broader habits and patterns when it comes to spending, shopping, or using services.
• Details of a user’s digital footprint, including browsing behavior, search queries, and engagement patterns with websites, apps, or online advertisements.

How do we utilize your information?

We use your information to serve you and run our business.

Depending on the Services you use and the decisions you make, we will use your data to:

• Provide our Services and fulfill your requirements.
• Improve and market both our and others' services.
• Operate and secure our business.

How do we use cookies?

Cookies are little text files that are utilized when visiting websites. We use cookies and other similar techniques on our websites. They enable us to track repeat visitors, preserve data for later use, and tailor our adverts.

You can turn off cookies in your internet browser, however certain of our offerings may not work properly. Please refer to our Cookie Policy for additional details on which cookies we use and why.

When do we share our info with others?

To offer our services and run our business, we must share specific data.

We can pass on information to third parties to offer our services. For example, with partners whose items you've chosen.

We might impart data to outsider providers who assist us with maintaining our business. For instance, we hire a third party to store our PC records for us.

We can disclose data with other parties to comply with the law and defend our own and our partners’ interests. For example, we communicate data with lawyers, external advisors, and other specialists.

Why We Can Use Your Data

We require an adequate explanation for gathering and using your information.

These reasons vary depending on what we are doing, but they are because:

You have permitted us to use your information.

We may use your data legally, to complete a contract, or for legitimate purposes.

How long will we store your information for?

We keep your information for as long as we must serve you.

While evaluating how long we ought to store your information, we think about the accompanying elements:

Consider the amount and type of data, and the hazards of accidental use or disclosure. And the feasibility of using less data to achieve our goals.

Furthermore, we may retain and use your data for as long as required for legal or commercial reasons, mediation, avoidance of fraud, and security.