Privacy Policy
This policy explains the categories of information DAZARK may process to authenticate customers, provide purchased products, secure licences and devices, reconcile payments, and support the service.
Official support email: [DAZARK SUPPORT EMAIL — TO BE ADDED AFTER DOMAIN SETUP]
Information DAZARK may process
DAZARK may process account and authentication information, account identifiers, purchase and payment status, product entitlements and licences, device-binding identifiers or derived hashes used for licence security, installation and security logs, technical information reasonably required to operate and secure the service, and support communications submitted by customers.
Payment information
When payments are processed by Stripe or another external payment provider, DAZARK does not need to receive or store full payment-card numbers. Payment providers process payment information under their own terms and privacy practices.
Why information is processed
- Authenticate users and secure accounts.
- Provide purchased digital products.
- Verify subscriptions, entitlements, licences, and device-binding status.
- Prevent fraud, misuse, and unauthorized access.
- Reconcile purchases and provide customer support.
- Maintain service security and reliability.
- Comply with applicable legal obligations.
Retention
DAZARK intends to retain personal data only for as long as reasonably necessary for the purposes for which it was collected, legitimate security and accounting requirements, dispute handling, and applicable legal obligations. Exact retention periods remain subject to final legal review.
Your privacy requests
Privacy questions and lawful requests concerning personal data may be sent to: [DAZARK SUPPORT EMAIL — TO BE ADDED AFTER DOMAIN SETUP].
Service providers and international processing
Authentication, payment, hosting, security, or infrastructure providers may process information as necessary to provide their services. The final production policy will be aligned with counsel advice regarding controller/processor roles, lawful bases, international transfers, and data-subject rights.