I use this community website called Pixiv,
it is for artists to upload their works and share with others. In the Privacy
Policy, it says they only use private information for the following purposes:
( 1 ) In order to provide this
service.
( 2 ) In order to charge users
who use the paid service.
( 3 ) As determining data for
improvement of this service, additional of a new service or publication or
delivery of advertisements considering users' age, gender and interests.
( 4 ) In order to prevent
usage violating the terms of use of this service.
( 5 ) In order to gather
statistical data of users' usage (In case of making such data, data shall be
modified in order not to identify an individual).
The funny thing is I can’t really find any
information about if there is a breach in security on their site. But it does
ask the users to keep their account and password safe. What I’m thinking is
Pixiv is all about free sharing art works. And it indicates that no one shall
use anything from this website to make profits. If this website got hacked,
they will probably do their best to preserve those data won’t be deleted. To be
honest, there is really no point to breach into a non-profit community website.
I’m really enjoying use Pixiv, it really
protects every users’ privacy and intellectual property. If any Pixiv users
find someone else is using their art works without permission. They could file
a complaint to Pixiv, and staffs from Pixiv will help to handle the case.
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