6zz Privacy Policy β Understand Your Information and Choices
This policy explains in simple English what information may be collected when you use 6zz, why it is needed, with whom it may be shared, and what you can request about your information.
6zz Privacy Policy Six Key Points
For a quick overview of the following; please refer to the relevant section for detailed terms.
What information may be collected
Account, identity verification, contact, transaction, device and service usage information may be collected as needed.
Why information is used
Information may be used for specific purposes such as account management, security, transactions, support, legal obligations and service improvement.
Cookies and device preferences
Cookies may be used for session, security, language and usage analysis. Many cookies can be controlled from the browser.
Limited Information Sharing
Information may be shared with service providers for payment, identity verification, technology, security or legal purposes on a limited basis.
Information Security Measures
Measures such as access control, secure connections, monitoring and limited personnel access may be used to mitigate risk.
Your Right to Request
Subject to applicable law and verification, you may request to view, correct, delete, restrict use or withdraw consent.
Purpose and Scope of the Policy
This 6zz Privacy Policy explains the processing of personal information in connection with your use of the Website, associated mobile experiences, account features and support. If a separate notice is displayed in a specific feature, that notice may also apply.
By reading the Policy, you will be able to find out what categories of information may be collected, what the source of the information is, the purpose of the use, the potential recipients, the basis for determining the retention period and how to make a request.
Your use of the Service does not automatically constitute consent for each optional use. Where consent is required, a separate choice or notice should be given. Some processing may be based on other legitimate grounds than consent, for contractual, security or legal reasons.
What types of information may we collect
The type of information depends on the features you use. In addition to information you provide directly, some information may be automatically generated during the use of the device, transactions, and services.
| Classes of information | Possible examples | Main requirements |
|---|---|---|
| Account information | Name, username, date of birth | Account creation and age verification |
| Contact information | Mobile number, email, address | Verification, notice and assistance |
| Identity documents | Legal identity documents and verification results | Identity and regulatory verification |
| Transactions Information | Number, time, status, limited identification of medium | Transaction completion and dispute resolution |
| Device and log information | Internet address, browser, device, access time | Security and troubleshooting |
| Usage and preferences | Pages viewed, language, sessions and help messages | Service management and improvement |
Purpose and basis of use
6zz may use information necessary to operate certain services, fulfill user requests, control risks, and meet legal obligations. If the purpose changes, it should be considered whether the new purpose is consistent with the previous one or whether a new notice is required.
- Account management: Manage registration, login, profile, contact information, and user preferences.
- Identity and Age Verification: To verify age, identity, and compliance with applicable regulations.
- Transactions: Processing instructions, showing status, reconciling accounts, and investigating complaints.
- Security: Identifying unusual access, abuse, fraud, or multiple account risks.
- Support: Answering questions, resolving technical issues and disputes, and maintaining records of communications.
- Responsible Use: Operating limits, breaks, or safety equipment, and reviewing hazard signals.
- Service Improvement: To understand performance, errors and usability with aggregated or limited information.
- Legal Requirements: To maintain records, respond to legitimate requests and establish or defend rights.
Cookies and Local Storage
Cookies or similar technologies may store or read small pieces of information on your device. They may be used to maintain login sessions, perform security checks, remember language and understand how the service is working.
| Category | Work | Your Controls |
|---|---|---|
| Required | Session, Security and Basic Functionality | Some features may not work if turned off |
| Preferences | Language, Display and Memory Settings | Can be changed from browser or site settings |
| Measurements | Understand page usage, errors and functionality | Can be accepted or rejected if applicable |
You can check the browser's cookie list, deletion rules and site-specific permissions. Changing preferences on one device may require changing them separately on another device.
Third Parties and Disclosure of Information
Third parties selected to provide services may process information. They should only provide information necessary for the specified function and may be subject to contractual, privacy and security terms.
- Payment Partners: To guide transactions, verify, refund or resolve disputes.
- Identity Verification Services: To verify documents and age and perform risk checks.
- Hosting and Technology Services: To operate the site, send messages, diagnose errors and store information.
- Security and Fraud Prevention: To detect and investigate unusual activity.
- Professional Consultants: Limited need for audit, legal, accounting or dispute resolution.
- Authorities: In response to a lawful and binding request, court order or to protect rights.
Information Security and Incident Response
No online system is risk-free. 6zz may use technical and organizational measures according to the type and risk of the information, but complete security of sending or storing information over the Internet cannot be guaranteed.
- Access control: Limit permissions according to the need for the job.
- Secure connection: Using measures to protect information in transit in a supported state.
- Monitoring: Identifying suspicious access, unusual requests and errors.
- Recording and recovery: Managing the necessary logs, backup and recovery processes.
- Supplier Review: Considering the terms of use of critical service providers' information.
- Incident Management: Identifying, mitigating, investigating, and assessing potential breaches and applicable notices.
Data Retention Period
The length of time for which information will be retained cannot be stated in all cases at a single specific time. The time may be determined by considering the purpose, account status, disputes, security, legal minimums, and the need to establish a claim.
| Classes of information | General Basis for Determining Time |
|---|---|
| Account information | Required Expiration Time after Account Activation and Closure |
| Identity Verification | Applicable Laws, Risk and Verification Record Keeping Requirements |
| Transaction Records | Accounting, Disputes, Fraud Prevention and Legal Liability |
| Security Logs | Incident Detection, Investigation and System Integrity Protection |
| Help Messages | Request Resolution, Quality Testing and Evidence of Disputes |
| Cookies and Preferences | Cookie Types, Device Settings and Defaults Expiration |
When the need for the data has ended, it may be deleted, de-identified or stored in a legally limited manner. It may take additional technical time to complete the removal from the backup.
Your information rights
Depending on your location and applicable law, you may have the opportunity to make one or more of the following requests. To prevent unauthorized disclosure, identity verification may be required before the request is made.
- Get information: Request information about what categories of data are being processed and for what purposes.
- Request a copy: Request a copy of your personal data, where applicable.
- Correction: Request the correction of incorrect, outdated or incomplete information.
- Deletion: Request the removal of information unless there is a legal obligation or other legitimate reason.
- Restriction of use: Ask to temporarily restrict processing in certain circumstances.
- Objection: Objection to the applicable legitimate interests or promotional use.
- Withdrawal of consent: Withdraw consent for future use based on consent.
Information about minors
6zz For adult users only. Accounts or information from persons under 18 years of age should not be intentionally accepted. Information or documents may be requested to verify age and identity.
- A valid date of birth and identity information must be provided at the time of registration.
- Some benefits may be limited if age verification is incomplete.
- Probable accounts of minors may be reviewed, limited, or terminated.
- Parents may report suspicious usage to the support address.
Policy Changes and Notices
This Policy may be revised as the service, technology, risks, or legal requirements change. The current version can be identified by the revision date at the top of the page.
- Notices of material changes may be provided on the Site, in account messages, or through available communication channels.
- Applicable choices may be requested separately if consent is required for new purposes.
- The notice or revision date will indicate which version applies after the change becomes effective.
- If you object to any part of the Policy, please contact us for information requests or account closure options.
Privacy Contact
If you have any questions about copying, correcting, deleting information, cookies, possible use by minors, or the interpretation of this Policy, please contact us using the authorized channels below. A clear request will make it easier to send it correctly.
Before Using 6zz Verify privacy preferences
Understand what information is required, why it is being requested, and what settings are under your control. Always keep your password and verification code private.