本协议是由用户(以下简称为“您”)与上海迈微软件科技有限公司(以下简称为“我们”)就我们所提供的逍遥平台的相关产品和服务(以下统称为“产品和服务”,包括但不限于逍遥安卓模拟器,逍遥安卓论坛、逍遥安卓应用市场,以及接入逍遥安卓SDK的游戏等)所订立的协议。
如果您获得并使用我们所提供的产品和服务,则应视为您已经详细阅读了本协议的内容,同意本协议的内容,并同意遵守本协议的规定。为保障您的权益,请于注册使用本公司所提供的各种服务之前,仔细阅读以下规定。一旦您使用我们所提供的产品或服务,即表示您同意并愿意遵守以下所有规定;另外提醒您,此处之规定随时可能会进行适当的变更,请定期查询。
您在进行注册程序或安装我们产品过程中,点击“同意”按钮,或者您实际接收我们提供的服务,均表示您完全理解并接受本协议项下的全部条款。
一、服务内容
- 我们的产品与服务的具体内容由我们根据实际情况提供,包括但不仅限于网络游戏、论坛、QQ服务、电话服务、电子邮件、短信服务、广告服务等。我们保留随时变更、中断或终止部分或全部产品和服务的权利。
- 我们的产品通过服务器设备接入互联网为您提供产品和服务。除此之外与产品或服务有关的设备(如安卓手机、安卓平板以及其他装置)所产生的费用(接入互联网而产生的游戏付费,上网费等您主动发起并产生的费用)等均应有您自行负担。
二、账号与密码安全
- 您同意本协议并注册我们账号及密码后,应妥善保管及使用该账号和密码,且对其进行的一切行为负完全责任。请了解账号在注册之后不可变更,而密码可以通过我们提供的服务进行修改。
- 禁止将逍遥账号或密码进行销售、转让或出借、共享他人使用。如若您的逍遥账号或密码遭他人非法使用,并对您、逍遥官方或第三方造成损害,您将负全部责任。
- 您在申请注册逍遥账号和密码时(或进行信息变更),应当向我们提供详细以及真实准确的个人注册信息。此信息将可能被我们用来作为认定逍遥账号的关联性以及辨别您身份的依据。
- 您如发现本人的账号或密码被他人非法使用或出现异常情况,有权请求我们采取措施暂停该账号的登录和使用。我们将根据您的身份核对结果,决定是否暂停您账号和密码的登录和使用。
- 我们为您提供账号注销权限,登录之后在账号管理里面的销毁账号选项,一旦您注销账号,将无法使用我们提供的全线用户产品的服务且视为自动放弃已有的权益,因此请您谨慎操作。除法律法规另有规定外,注销账号之后,我们将停止为您提供我们所有的产品和服务,您曾通过该账号使用的我们的产品与服务下的所有内容、信息、数据、记录将会被删除或匿名化处理。如您在谨慎考虑后仍执意决定注销您的账号的,您可以在您使用的我们的产品与/或服务的相关功能设置页面或根据操作指引向我们提交注销申请。
三、您的义务
- 您同意按照我们不时发布、变更和修改的本协议条款及其他规则接受并使用我们的产品和服务。您不得通过不正当的手段或其他不公平的手段使用我们的产品和服务或参与我们的活动。
- 您不得干扰我们正常地提供产品和服务,包括但不限于:
- (1) 攻击、侵入我们的网站服务器或使网站服务器过载;
- (2) 破解、修改我们提供的客户端程序;
- (3) 攻击、侵入我们的游戏服务器或游戏服务器端程序或使游戏服务器过载;
- (4) 制作、使用、发布、传播任何形式的妨碍游戏公平性的辅助工具或程序(外挂);
- (5) 利用程序的漏洞和错误破坏游戏的正常进行或传播该漏洞或错误;
- (6) 不合理地干扰或阻碍他人使用我们所提供的产品和服务。
- 您需对自己账号中的所有活动和事件负责。您须遵守有关互联网信息发布的有关法律、法规及通常适用的互联网一般道德和礼仪的规范,您将自行承担您所发布的信息内容的责任。特别的,您不得发布下列内容:
- (1) 反对宪法所确定的基本原则的;
- (2) 危害国家安全,泄露国家秘密,颠覆国家政权,破坏国家统一的;
- (3) 损害国家荣誉和利益的;
- (4) 煽动民族仇恨、民族歧视,破坏民族团结的;
- (5) 破坏国家宗教政策,宣扬邪教和封建迷信的;
- (6) 散布谣言,扰乱社会秩序,破坏社会稳定的;
- (7) 散布淫秽、色情、赌博、暴力、凶杀、恐怖或者教唆犯罪的;
- (8) 侮辱或者诽谤他人,侵害他人合法权益的;
- (9) 含有法律、行政法规禁止的其他内容的。
- (10) 侵犯任何第三者的知识产权,版权或公众/私人权利的。
- (11) 违反人文道德、风俗习惯的。
- 您的游戏账号、游戏角色,以及与我们产品相关的论坛昵称不得包含本协议本条第3款所禁止发布的内容。
四、我们的义务
- 在法律法规允许的范围内,利用互联网为您提供网络服务。
- 严格按照本协议第五条第3款的约定对您信息承担保密义务。
- 依据我国法律规定,核实您所提供的个人有效身份信息与所注册的身份信息是否一致,经核实后,发现一致的,我们应当为您提供账号注册人证明、原始注册信息等必要的协助和支持,并根据需要向有关行政机关和司法机关提供相关证据信息资料。
- 保证发行网络游戏虚拟货币时不以恶意占用您预付资金为目的。
- 依照我国相关法律法规规定,保存您在服务器内的购买记录,保存期限自您接受服务之日起,不得少于180日。
- 对于您在接入逍遥SDK游戏内的消费,您有权在充值30日内要求我们开具发票。充值后超过30日未向我们索要发票的,视为放弃该权利,我们有权不予处理。发票开具流程及相关事宜请联系我们的客服人员。
五、您的信息收集、使用和保护
- 您知悉并同意,为便于向您提供更好的服务,我们将在您自愿选择服务或者提供信息的情况下收集您的个人信息,并将这些信息进行整合。
- 在您使用我们服务时,服务器会自动记录一些信息,包括但不限于URL、IP地址、访问日期和时间等。我们收集的信息将成为我们常规商业档案的一部分,且有可能因为转让、合并、收购、重组等原因而被转移到我们的继任公司或者指定的一方。我们同意善意使用收集的信息,且采取各项措施保证信息安全。
- 尊重您的个人隐私是我们的一项基本政策。所以,我们不会公开或透露您的注册资料及保存在我们各项服务中的非公开内容,除非我们在诚信的基础上认为透露这些信息在以下几种情况是必要的:
- (1) 事先获得您的明确授权
- (2) 遵守有关法律规定,包括在国家有关机关查询时,提供您的注册信息、您在我们的产品上发布的信息内容及其发布时间、互联网地址或者域名
- (3) 保持维护我们的知识产权和其他重要权利
- (4) 在紧急情况下竭力维护您个人和社会大众的隐私安全
- (5) 根据本条款相关规定或者我们认为必要的其他情况下。
- 我们可能会与第三方合作向您提供相关的网络服务,在此情况下,如该第三方同意承担与我们同等的保护您隐私的责任,则我们可将您信息提供给该第三方。
- 在不透露单个您隐私资料的前提下,有权对整个您数据库进行技术分析并对已进行分析、整理后的您数据库进行商业上的利用。 尽管对您的隐私权保护做了极大的努力,但是仍然不能保证现有的安全技术措施使您的技术信息等不受任何形式的损失。
- 保护您(特别是未成年人)的隐私是我们的一项基本政策,因此,若父母(监护人)希望未成年人(尤其是十岁以下子女)得以使用本服务,必须以父母(监 护人)名义申请注册,在接受本服务时,应以法定监护人身份加以判断本服务是否符合于未成年人。
六、服务方式、内容变动
- 我们将尽力持续的向您提供产品和服务,但并不排除我们可能会停止提供任何产品和服务的可能性,也不排除任何改变游戏服务或其他网络服务的服务方式、服务内容的可能性。
- 为了增加网络服务与我们的游戏的丰富性,游戏与平台之间可能不定期更新或调整其包含的内容与功能,更新与调整完毕后,游戏与平台内的一切操作、内容、设定,将以游戏内的公告为准。
- 如若我们将停止提供某项产品或服务,或改变某项产品或服务的内容与方式,我们将会事先通知您,并尽力寻找适当的服务渠道来接替我们继续为您提供产品与服务。
- 根据本条第3节协议,一旦您接受新的提供者的产品与服务,我们有可能会将您的个人资料转移给继续提供服务的一方,也可能根据需要,永久封存原有资料。
七、有限保证及责任限制
- 对于我们的产品和服务,我们仅作下述有限保证,该有限保证取代任何文档、包装、或其他资料中的任何其他明示或默示的保证(如果有)。
- 我们仅以“现有状况且包含所有错误”的形式提供相关的产品、软件或程序及任何支持服务,并仅保证:
- (1) 我们所提供的产品和服务能基本符合我们正式公布的要求;
- (2) 我们所提供的相关产品和服务基本与我们正式公布的服务承诺相符;
- (3) 我们仅在商业上允许的合理范围内尽力解决我们在提供产品和服务过程中所遇到的任何问题。
- 在适用法律允许的范围内,我们明确表示不提供任何其他类型的保证,不论是明示的或默示的,包括但不限于适销性、适用性、可靠性、准确性、完整性、无病毒以及无错误的任何默示保证和责任。
- 另外,在适用法律允许的范围内,我们并不担保我们所提供的产品和服务一定能满足您的要求,也不担保提供的产品和服务不会被中断,并且对产品和服务的及时性,安全性,出错发生以及信息是否能准确、及时、顺利地传送均不作任何担保。
- 在适用法律允许的范围内,我们不就因您使用我们的产品和服务引起的,或在任何方面与我们的产品和服务有关的任何意外的、非直接的、特殊的、或间接的损 害或请求(包括但不限于因人身伤害、因隐私泄漏、因未能履行包括诚信或合理谨慎在内的任何责任、因过失和因任何其他金钱上的损失或其他损失而造成的损害赔偿)承担任何责任。
八、用户管理
- 您独立承担其发布内容的责任。您对服务的使用必须遵守所有适用于服务的地方法律、国家法律和国际法律。您承诺:您在我们的平台上及游戏中发布信息或者利用我们提供的服务时必须符合中国有关法规,不得在我们的平台上及游戏中或者利用我们提供的服务制作、复制、发布、传播以下信息:
- (1) 反对宪法所确定的基本原则的;
- (2) 危害国家安全,泄露国家秘密,颠覆国家政权,破坏国家统一的;
- (3) 损害国家荣誉和利益的;
- (4) 煽动民族仇恨、民族歧视,破坏民族团结的;
- (5) 破坏国家宗教政策,宣扬邪教和封建迷信的;
- (6) 散布谣言,扰乱社会秩序,破坏社会稳定的;
- (7) 散布淫秽、色情、赌博、暴力、凶杀、恐怖或者教唆犯罪的;
- (8) 散布广告、垃圾信息,影响游戏秩序的。
- (9) 侮辱或者诽谤他人,侵害他人合法权益的;
- (10) 煽动非法集会、结社、游行、示威、聚众扰乱社会秩序的;
- (11) 以非法民间组织名义活动的;
- (12) 含有法律、行政法规禁止的其他内容的。
- (13) 侵犯任何第三者的知识产权,版权或公众/私人权利的。
- (14) 违反人文道德、风俗习惯的。
- 您不得利用我们提供的服务从事以下活动:
- (1) 未经允许,进入计算机信息网络或者使用计算机信息网络资源的;
- (2) 未经允许,对计算机信息网络功能进行删除、修改或者增加的;
- (3) 未经允许,对进入计算机信息网络中存储、处理或者传输的数据和应用程序进行删除、修改或者增加的;
- (4) 故意制作、传播计算机病毒等破坏性程序的;
- (5) 其他危害计算机信息网络安全的行为。
- 您不得以任何方式干扰我们提供的服务。
- 您同意保障和维护我们全体成员的利益,负责支付由您使用超出服务范围引起的律师费用,违反服务条款的损害补偿费用,其它人使用您的电脑、账号而产生的费用。您或者使用您账号的其他人在进行游戏过程中侵犯第三方知识产权及其他权利而导致被侵权人索赔的,由您承担责任。
九、网络游戏中虚拟币(物品)的约定
- 我们的官方虚拟货币为逍遥币,其所有权归我们所有。您只能在合乎法律和游戏规则的情况下拥有对虚拟物品的使用权。您一旦购买了虚拟道具的使用权,将视为自动进入消费过程,不得以任何名义要求退还该虚拟道具。
- 我们反对玩家自行进行线下交易,游戏内的游戏币、道具、装备等虚拟物品都是不允许线下交易的。若玩家自行线下交易出现任何问题我们将不给予受理,玩家将自行负责。
十、所有权
- 我们提供的服务内容中包括和/或涉及的所有的作品及资料(包括但不仅限于任何字幕、计算机代码、主题、物件、游戏角色、游戏角色名称、故事内容、对话内容、流行语、游戏概念、美术作品、动画、声效、乐曲、音像效果、运算方法、文档、线上聊天记录副本、游戏角色资料信息、游戏客户端和服务器软件等),其著作权、专利权、商标专用权、商业秘密权及其它知识产权,均为我们或我们授权使用的合法权利人所有。除非事先经我们或其权利人的合法授权,任何人皆不得擅自以任何形式使用,否则我们可立即终止向您提供产品和服务,并依法追究其法律责任,赔偿我们一切损失。
- 未经我们授权,任何人不得擅自复制、反编译(de-compile)、反汇编(disassemble)任何功能或程序,不得对任何功能和/或程序进行反向工程(reverse engineering)。
- 您在此同意并确认,您账号数据和所有其它相关信息,包括您提供的个人信息、账号中的游戏角色信息、虚拟货币(即逍遥币,下同)信息和虚拟物品(包括游戏内游戏币、道具、装备、材料等,下同)信息都归我们所有。
十一、服务中断、停止和变更的说明
- 发生下列情形之一时,我们有权中断、停止或变更我们提供的服务,对于因此而产生的困扰、不便或损失,我们不承担任何责任:
- (1) 定期检查或施工,软硬件更新等,即暂停服务,我们将尽快完成维修维护工作。
- (2) 服务器遭到任何形式的破坏,无法正常运作。
- (3) 网络线路或其它导致玩家连接至我们服务器的动作发生滞碍等情形。
- (4) 自然灾害等不可抗力的因素。
- (5) 在紧急情况之下为维护国家安全或其它会员及第三者人身安全时。
- (6) 发生突发性软硬件设备与电子通信设备故障时。
十二、风险承担
- 您同意使用我们提供的服务是出于您的个人意愿,并愿自负任何风险,包括但不限于您因执行我们所提供的服务程序或自行由官方网站下载游戏或资料而导致您或您所使用的计算机系统受到损害或发生任何资料的流失等。
注意:您因个人操作导致出错的任何结果,由您自行负责,我们不给予任何形式的赔偿!
十三、损害赔偿
- 您若违反本协议或相关法令,导致我们的母公司、子公司、附属公司、关系企业、受雇人、代理人及其他一切相关履行辅助人员因此受到损害或支出一切衍生费用 (包括但不限于支付上述人士须就您的违反行为所进行的一切辩护或索偿诉讼及相关和解之法律费用),您应负担损害赔偿及费用承担责任。
十四、公司拥有终止权
- 您应确实遵守本协议及有关法律命令的规定。我们对于您是否违反本协议拥有决定权。若我们认定您违反本协议或任何法令,我们有权在无需向您进行事先通知 的情况之下,立即暂停及终止或删除您账号与您账号中的所有相关资料、档案及任何记录,以及取消、停止、限制您的会员资格。
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