This English text is provided for reference. Fixus LLC (the "Company") establishes this Policy with respect to the handling of personal information and other information in Live Lock and related services.
Article 1 (Scope)
This Policy governs the handling of user information in Live Lock, the related applications, the websites and all accompanying services provided by the Company (collectively, the "Service"). The Service includes those currently provided and any service the Company provides in the future.
Article 2 (Handling of information in the application)
The application (Live Lock provided as an Android application) provides a function that restricts the display of designated screens according to the settings made by the user. As a principal behavior of the version currently provided, the information the application refers to for that function is used solely for processing within the device, and the Company neither transmits it outside the device nor stores it.
The information stored within the device by the application includes the following. Such information resides on the user's device and is not acquired by the Company.
- Identifiers of the applications selected by the user as subject to restriction, named combinations of settings, settings of days of the week and time ranges, and settings of temporary changes
- Settings relating to switching from a distance, and records of the names and time ranges of the calendar events referred to for that function
- Identifiers of the Google account used for calendar setup and of the created calendar, the recipient email address, and setup progress
- The guardian's passcode and information relating to the recovery methods (stored in encrypted or one-way transformed form)
- Results of purchase state verification and other internal records necessary for the operation of the Service
The handling under this Article may be revised from time to time at the Company's discretion in response to changes in the content, functions or form of provision of the Service, in applicable laws or in other circumstances, and the handling after such revision shall be as set out in the latest version of this Policy.
Article 3 (Use of the accessibility function)
The application uses the accessibility function provided by the Android operating system. This Article sets out the purpose of use and the scope of the information referred to, separately from the handling of other information.
1. Purpose of use. The purpose of using that function is limited to closing a designated screen and returning to the home screen when it appears in the foreground of the device, according to the applications and time ranges designated in advance by a guardian or other user holding administrative authority.
2. Information referred to. The information the application refers to through that function is limited to the following items.
- The name of the application shown in the foreground
- The type of screen (the settings screen, the list of recently used applications, and the like)
- The names of the screen components required to perform the closing operation
3. Information not referred to. The application does not refer to text entered by the user, passcodes, the contents of messages, contacts, location information, photographs or other personal data.
4. Handling. As a principal behavior of the version currently provided, the information referred to through that function is used solely for the determination made within the device; the Company does not transmit it outside the device, does not provide it to third parties and does not store it. The Company does not use it for the purpose of advertising delivery or of tracking users.
5. Actions not performed. Through that function, the application does not forcibly terminate other applications, does not use device administrator privileges, and does not lock the screen or otherwise render the device inoperable.
6. Consent and deactivation. Before that function is enabled, the application presents the matters set out in the preceding items and obtains the user's consent by an affirmative action of the user. The user may deactivate that function at any time from the settings screen of the device. While that function is deactivated, the restriction function does not operate.
Article 4 (Calendar use, syncing, creation and sharing)
Only where the user selects the function relating to the determination of holidays, or the function relating to switching from a distance, does the application read the names, dates and time ranges of the events in the calendar selected by the user on the device. It does not read the descriptions, the locations or the other particulars of the events.
The purpose of using the information so read is limited to determining which combination of settings to apply. As a principal behavior of the version currently provided, the information so read is used solely for the determination made within the device and for the records within the device set out in Article 2, and the Company neither transmits it outside the device nor stores it.
When remote switching is configured, the application uses Android calendar permissions to enable syncing and visibility for the selected calendar on the device and requests Android to sync that account. Account confirmation may be requested. Events are retrieved and synced through the syncing services provided by Google or the applicable provider.
If the user chooses to create or share a dedicated calendar, the application requests the necessary permissions through Google's authorization process. Creation uses permission relating to calendars created by the application (calendar.app.created); sharing uses permission to view and change calendar sharing permissions (calendar.acls). The device sends the selected account, calendar name and identifier, the recipient email address entered by the user, and sharing permissions directly to Google to create or share the calendar and confirm the result. The recipient can view or edit events according to the permission granted. The application does not create, change or delete events.
Information needed to resume setup is stored on the device as described in Article 2. Access tokens are used in memory during processing and are not saved in the application's settings or logs. Authorization information managed by Google is handled through Google's systems. This Article covers creation and sharing regardless of their availability in a particular version. Remote switching using an existing calendar works without granting this Google authorization for creation or sharing.
Users can revoke Live Lock's authorization through third-party connections in their Google Account. Local setup information can be deleted with End this setup. Stopping remote switching removes the selected calendar setting and its saved event records. Clearing application data or uninstalling the application also removes its locally stored information. Calendars and sharing created in Google are not removed merely by revoking authorization or deleting the application; manage or delete them in Google Calendar.
Data obtained through Google APIs is used to provide the functions selected by the user under this Article, and is not used for advertising, sale or other purposes. For data received through Google APIs, Live Lock follows the Google API Services User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements, in its use and transfer of that data to other apps. This paragraph takes precedence for that data over the general provisions on purposes, third-party disclosure and changes to this Policy.
Article 5 (Purchase procedures and payment)
Applications for subscriptions and one-time purchases in the application, and the payment, cancellation, refund and other procedures relating to purchases, are processed on the billing platform of the operator that provides the distribution platform. The Company does not acquire users' credit card numbers or other payment information. Verification of the purchase state is performed by referring to the records of the distribution platform held within the device. The conditions, prices and treatment of refunds relating to purchases shall be as provided by that distribution platform and by the notice based on the Specified Commercial Transactions Act.
Article 6 (Information acquired through the websites and inquiries)
The Company may acquire information including the following, to the extent necessary for the operation of the websites relating to the Service, for responding to inquiries and for otherwise providing and operating its business. The specific categories of information acquired and the methods of acquisition may be revised from time to time owing to changes in the content, functions or form of provision of the Service.
- Information that the user enters or transmits in the course of using or registering for the Service, making an inquiry or completing other procedures
- Information relating to the device, operating system, applications, communication environment and other usage environment used by the user
- Information relating to the status of use of the Service, operation history, settings, diagnostic information and other usage analysis
- Information acquired by cookies, identifiers, log information and other technical means
- Information that the Company lawfully receives from external operators or platforms
Article 7 (Purposes of use)
The Company uses the information it acquires to the extent necessary to achieve the purposes of use including the following: providing, operating, maintaining and improving the Service; giving notices and information relating to the Service, providing new functions and services and communicating matters incidental thereto; responding to inquiries from users and investigating and addressing defects; understanding, analysing and compiling statistics on the status of use of the Service and conducting business activities based thereon; addressing breaches of terms, improper use and other inappropriate use; planning, development, marketing and related work relating to the Company's business; and any purpose incidental or related to the foregoing.
Article 8 (Provision to third parties and entrustment)
The Company may provide user information to third parties where any of the following applies: where, to the extent necessary to achieve the purposes of use, it provides or entrusts the information to subcontractors, partner operators, distribution platforms, affiliated companies or other third parties in a form the Company deems necessary; where a business is succeeded to by reason of a merger, business transfer or other cause; where required by law, or where a request based on law is received from a public authority; where necessary for the protection of the life, body or property of a person; and in any other case permitted by the Act on the Protection of Personal Information and related laws.
Article 9 (Cookies and similar technologies)
The Company may use cookies, local storage, web beacons, identifiers and other similar technologies for the purposes of improving the convenience of the Service, understanding the status of use, analysis, service improvement and related purposes. Such technologies and the scope of their use may be changed from time to time at the Company's discretion.
Article 10 (Management of information)
With respect to the information it acquires, the Company takes measures to the extent the Company deems reasonable for the prevention of leakage, loss or damage and for other security management.
Article 11 (Retention period)
The information acquired shall be retained for the period necessary to achieve the purposes of use, or for the period the Company deems necessary for its business, under applicable law or for the handling of disputes.
Article 12 (Requests for disclosure and the like)
A user may request disclosure, correction, addition, deletion, suspension of use or suspension of provision to third parties (collectively, "disclosure and the like") of the user's own personal data held by the Company under the Act on the Protection of Personal Information. The Company responds to the extent it deems reasonable, after identity verification and the other procedures prescribed by the Company. The Company may decline all or part of a request for disclosure and the like where an exception provided by law applies, or where the Company reasonably determines that the disclosure and the like is likely to materially impede the proper performance of the Company's business.
The settings and other information stored within the device by the application are not held by the Company and are therefore not subject to disclosure and the like. The user may deal with such information by removing the application or by other operations on the device.
Article 13 (Intended users and use by minors)
The Service is provided on the premise of a form of use in which a guardian or other adult holding administrative authority configures settings for that person's own device or for a device under that person's management. The application has no function that sends children's personal data to the Company's servers. On-device use of the managed account and calendar information, and direct transmission to Google based on the user's choices, are handled as described in Article 4.
Where a minor uses a device under management subject to the restrictions of the application, such settings and operation shall be carried out under the responsibility of a guardian or other statutory representative. The age classification and other requirements as to intended users shall follow the display on, and the provisions of, each platform that distributes the Service.
Article 14 (User's responsibility)
Where damage, a claim, a dispute or expenses (including reasonable attorneys' fees) arise for the Company, its officers, its employees, its subcontractors or its partner operators by reason of an act of the user in breach of law, of this Policy or of conditions separately prescribed by the Company, or by reason of the user's failure to perform an obligation borne by the user, the user shall defend, indemnify and hold harmless the foregoing at the user's own cost and responsibility.
Article 15 (Changes to this Policy)
The Company may change this Policy from time to time at the Company's discretion in response to changes in the content, functions or form of provision of the Service, in applicable laws, in social circumstances or in other circumstances. The changed Policy takes effect at the time the Company posts it on this page, and no individual notice to users is required. The user bears the responsibility to confirm for themselves the latest content posted on this page before using the Service, and the user's continued use of the Service after a change shall be deemed to constitute the user's consent to the changed Policy.
Article 16 (Governing law and jurisdiction)
This Policy is governed by the laws of Japan. The district court having jurisdiction over the location of the Company shall be the exclusive agreed court of first instance for any and all disputes arising in relation to this Policy or the Service.
Article 17 (Inquiries)
For inquiries regarding this Policy, please contact us at the address stated in the notice based on the Specified Commercial Transactions Act. For inquiries regarding the use of the Service, please see Support.