Privacy Policy

This page lays out how gearsofwaredaycheat.com handles information: what gets collected, how it gets used, where it can travel, and what say you have in it. Using the service means accepting what is written here, and the law hands you rights this page points out along the way.

Who Stands Behind the Site

The site is run by Gears of War E-Day Cheats, registered at SOHO Modern City, Building 3, Unit 2, Room 1205, 88 Jianguo Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing, China. In this policy "we", "us" and "our" all point to that company, the service means this website, and the country the company answers from is China.

Words Used Below

You is the person browsing the site, or the business that person acts for.
Account is the login created so you can reach the service.
Affiliate is a business that controls us, is controlled by us, or sits under the same ownership, where control means holding half or more of the voting shares or securities.
Service provider is an outside company or person who handles data for us, to keep the service running or to help us see how it gets used.
Personal data means any detail that points back to a specific person.
Cookies are small files a website places on your computer, phone or tablet to remember things like your browsing activity there.
Device covers any computer, phone or tablet you reach the service from.
Usage data is whatever gets collected on its own while you browse, for example how long a visit lasted.
Third-party social media service is any site or social network a person could sign in through.

What Gets Collected

Details you hand over yourself, when an order or an account asks for them:

Email address
Date of birth
Home address
Bank card statement
Passport or national ID card
Bank account information, while a payment is being processed

Bank transfer orders can ask for extra pieces of information so the money moves and we know who sent it.

Everything else arrives on its own. Usage data covers the IP address your Device connects from, the browser and its version, which pages you opened, at what time and date, for how long, plus unique device identifiers and other technical diagnostics. A phone or tablet adds its model, its unique ID, the operating system and the mobile browser involved. Browsers also pass along their own standard details on each visit.

Cookies on This Site

Cookies come in two kinds here. Session cookies erase themselves the moment the browser closes, and persistent cookies stay on the Device until they expire or you clear them. A browser can be told to block cookies entirely, though parts of the service will stop working if you do.

Necessary cookies (session, set by us) log you in and keep accounts safe from fraud. The site cannot run without them.
Cookie notice cookies (persistent, set by us) remember whether you accepted cookies.
Functionality cookies (persistent, set by us) hold your choices, such as login state or language, so nothing gets typed twice.
Performance cookies (persistent, set by third parties) measure traffic and how visitors move through the pages, tied to a pseudonymous Device identifier that could point back to you. They also help test fresh features.
Advertising cookies (persistent, set by third parties) follow interests so the ads you meet, here and on other sites, fit what you looked at.

Why We Use It

To run and maintain the service, including watching how it performs.
To manage your registration and the features tied to your account.
To carry out the purchase contract for whatever you bought.
To reach you by email, phone, SMS or app notifications about your order, account safety and the service itself, when that is reasonable.
To send news and offers sitting close to what you already bought, unless you told us to stop.
To answer and handle whatever you ask of us.

How Long We Keep It

Personal data stays only as long as the jobs above need it, or as long as law, disputes or our own agreements demand. Usage data normally gets a shorter shelf life, unless it feeds security work, improvements, or a legal duty that runs longer.

Moving Data Across Borders

Your information gets processed wherever we and our partners operate, which can sit outside your state, province or country and under different privacy rules. Handing information over after reading this counts as agreement to that arrangement. Nothing moves to another organization or country unless proper protection is in place first.

When Data Leaves Us

Business deals. A merger, a takeover or an asset sale can pass your data along. Notice goes out before that happens, and a different policy takes over from there.
Legal force. Courts and public authorities can compel disclosure of personal data.
Other legal needs. Meeting a legal duty, defending the rights or property of the company, looking into possible wrongdoing around the service, protecting the safety of users or the public, or shielding against legal liability.

How Safe It Is

We use commercially sensible protection for personal data and treat the job seriously. Still, no transmission across the internet and no electronic storage is perfectly secure, so an absolute guarantee is not something anyone honest can offer.

Outside Tools Involved

Service providers touch personal data only for the tasks we hand them and may not bend it to other uses. Analytics, advertising and session tools we may run include Clicky, Statcounter, Mixpanel, Flurry, Bing Ads, AdRoll and Unity services, among others of the same kind. Session replay such as Mouseflow can record clicks, keystrokes and scrolling on this site so we can see where pages confuse people; it skips password fields and does not trail you onto other sites. Customer support runs on FreshDesk, and place lookups can come from Google. Each provider applies its own privacy policy, and most publish an opt-out page when you want out of a specific one.

Paying Online

Card numbers never reach our servers. Payment details go straight to the payment processor at checkout, and those processors work under PCI-DSS, the card industry security standard maintained by the PCI Security Standards Council, which Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover stand behind. Depending on the checkout route, the processor in play may be WeChat, Alipay, Stripe, Square, Authorize.net, WePay, WorldPay, 2Checkout, Sage Pay, FastSpring, Go Cardless, Elavon or Verifone, plus in-app payments through the Apple Store and Google Play. Bank transfer payments may again ask for extra details from you to complete and verify the transfer.

Children

Nothing here is aimed at anyone under 13, and no personal data is collected from children on purpose. A parent or guardian who learns a child shared data with us should get in touch. If we discover under-13 data without verified parental consent, we delete it from our servers.

Rights in California

Shine the Light. Civil Code section 1798 lets California residents with an established business relationship ask us, once per year, which personal data went to third parties for their own direct marketing. Write to the email below to ask.
Minors and posted content. Business and Professions Code section 22581 in California lets registered users under 18 request removal of content or information they posted publicly. Send the email tied to your account. Removal is not promised everywhere, since the law does not permit or require it in every situation.

Links Leaving This Site

Our pages point at websites other people run. Once you click through, their house rules apply. We cannot control outside sites and take no responsibility for their content, policies or habits, so reading their privacy policy is worth the minute it costs.

Changes Here

This page can be revised at any time. The fresh version gets posted right here, flagged by email or a notice before it takes over, and carrying on with the service after a change means the new version is accepted. Dropping by now and then to recheck costs little.

Contact

Questions about any of the above go to support@gearsofwaredaycheat.com.