PE HALKEVICH DANILA XXX Privacy Policy

Last updated: 31 July 2026

This Privacy Policy explains how our mobile applications ("Services") interact with your data. For most features of our Services we do not directly collect, store, or share your personal data, and our Services integrate third-party SDKs that may collect certain data automatically to provide advertising, analytics, and crash-reporting functionality.

However, some of our Services (such as the JamPad app) offer optional social/community features — signing in, choosing a public profile, publishing tracks, commenting, liking, and a feed of other users' tracks. When you use those social features, we do directly collect and process certain personal data as described in the "JamPad social features" section below. If you do not sign in and do not use the social features, we do not directly collect your personal data, except as collected by the third-party services listed further below.

By using our Services, you agree to the collection and use of information in accordance with this policy.

HALKEVICH DANILA is committed to ensuring that your privacy is protected. Should we ask you to provide certain information by which you can be identified when using the Services, then you can be assured that it will only be used in accordance with this privacy statement. HALKEVICH DANILA may change this policy from time to time so we recommend visiting this page regularly to get the updated terms. If you don’t agree with the terms expressed in this privacy policy, and if opting-out of the integrated third-party service(s) or the social features is not possible, then we recommend stopping using our Services.

JamPad social features — data we collect

The practices described in this section apply only to apps that provide social/community features — currently the JamPad app. Our other apps do not collect the personal data described in this section.

The social features are optional. You can use the app to create music without ever signing in. Data below is collected only if you choose to use the social features.

Account and profile data. When you sign in with Google, we receive from Google your name, email address, profile picture (avatar), and a Google account identifier that lets us recognise your account. You are also asked to choose a public username. Your username and avatar are shown publicly next to your activity.

A profile photo you upload. Instead of the picture from your Google account, you may upload a photo of your own from your device. We store that photo on our servers and show it in place of the Google one. Before it is stored, the image is re-encoded into a small square picture and the metadata embedded in it — including any location (GPS) your camera recorded — is discarded; the original file you picked is not kept. Your profile photo is public in the same way your username is: it appears beside everything you publish. You can remove it at any time from your profile page, which puts your Google picture back.

Content you create and publish. When you publish a track, we store the underlying project file and the audio rendered from it, together with its title and technical metadata (such as the sound pack, style, and tempo). When you write a comment, we store its text. If you write a description of yourself for your profile page, we store that text. Published tracks, titles, comments, your profile description, your username, and your avatar are public and can be seen, played, and shared by other users of the app.

Remixes. A published track is the project file behind it. If you allow remixes of a track, other users can download that project file inside the app and build their own version of it; we record the link between a remix and the track it was made from, so that both can be credited. Turning the permission off stops new downloads, but does not delete remixes that already exist. Remixing is off unless you turn it on.

Interaction and analytics data. To operate and improve the feed we record interactions such as likes, comments, plays, listening time, skips, impressions, and publishing events, together with the musical style of the track and the approximate country and preferred language of your device. The country is derived from network information at our servers or from your device locale; we do not store your IP address.

Authentication data. We store an authentication token on your device and on our servers so you stay signed in.

How we use this data

We use the data above to: create and secure your account and authenticate you; display your profile and your content to you and other users; operate, sort, and rank the feed; power likes, comments, and play counts; moderate content and prevent abuse, spam, and fraud; and analyse and improve the Services. We do not sell your personal data.

Content moderation

To keep the community safe we moderate usernames, comment text, and profile descriptions using automated tools (including Google's Perspective API) and, where necessary, manual review. Those automated tools read text only: profile photos are not scanned by any automated system. They are reviewed by a person, normally after another user reports one. A moderator can remove a profile photo — the account then falls back to its Google picture — and can clear or correct a profile description. We may hide or remove content, and suspend or ban accounts, that violate our Terms of Use. Users can also report content they consider inappropriate.

Sharing of data

We share data with service providers that help us run the social features, including Google (for Google Sign-In and content moderation) and our hosting/infrastructure providers that store the data on our behalf. Public content (as described above) is visible to other users. We may also disclose data where required by law or to protect our rights or the safety of users.

Data retention and deletion

You can delete your published tracks at any time from within the app. An uploaded profile photo is deleted from our servers when you replace it, when you remove it, and when your account is deleted. To delete your account and the personal data associated with it, contact us at production@uminate.com and we will process your request. We retain data only for as long as necessary to provide the Services or as required for legal, security, or legitimate operational purposes; some records may be retained in anonymised or aggregated form.

Controlling your personal information

You may opt-out from any third party integrated within our Services. Please refer to each partner's section for more information about how to opt-out. For the social features, you can control your data by choosing not to sign in, deleting your published content, or requesting deletion of your account as described above.

Your Rights and Choices

Depending on where you live, you may have the right to access, correct, export, or delete your personal data, and to object to or restrict certain processing. You can exercise these rights by:
- Adjusting your device settings (for Android: go to Settings > Google > Ads > Opt out of Ads Personalization).
- Deleting your published content, or requesting account deletion at production@uminate.com.
- Uninstalling our applications at any time.
- Following the opt-out instructions provided by each third-party service listed below.

For more information about your rights under applicable data protection laws, please contact us using the details in the "Contact Information" section.

Children's information

Our Services are not directed to children under 13, and the social features may not be used by anyone under 13 (or the minimum age required for data-processing consent in your country, if higher). We do not knowingly collect personal data from children under that age. If you believe a child has provided us with personal data, please contact us so we can remove it.

Contact Information

If you have any questions or concerns about this Privacy Policy or our data practices, or if you wish to exercise your rights or delete your account, please contact us at: production@uminate.com

Third-party services and data collected

Our Services also integrate third parties that may collect their own data. Please refer to the list of third parties below for more information on the data collected by each partner. When available, we also provide information about how to opt-out from each integrated third party. Some listed third parties do not offer options to opt-out from the user side; in such cases you may choose to uninstall our apps or stop using our Services in order to prevent data collection.

Data collected in relation to Google Sign-In

We use Google Sign-In to let you create and access your account in the social features. Google provides us with your basic profile information (name, email, avatar) and an account identifier. Please visit Google's Privacy Policy for more information.

Data collected in relation to content moderation (Perspective API)

We use Google's Perspective API to help moderate text such as usernames, comments, and profile descriptions. Text you submit may be sent to this service for analysis. Please visit Google's Privacy Policy for more information.

Data collected in relation to Crashlytics

Crashlytics is a crash-reporting tool that allows us to analyze errors occurring when using our apps. The purpose of such integration is to improve the stability and quality of our products. Please visit Crashlytics Terms of Use for more information about their privacy policy.

Data collected in relation to Ads served within our apps

We serve ads in some of our apps through several ad platforms, which may use interest and app usage data to serve personalized ads.

Please visit each third party website for more information on their privacy policy:

- AdMob privacy policy
- Facebook privacy policy
- Yandex privacy policy
- Appodeal privacy policy
- Unity Ads privacy policy

Data collected in relation to Google Analytics for Firebase.

We use Google Analytics for Firebase to collect aggregated data related to user behavior within our apps. This data is processed through Firebase's Analytics feature.