User Services Terms

These User Services Terms are the Global Universal Services Terms of the Search Browser, which set out the rights and obligations of all users to use this Software and its associated services. Global users who download, install, and use this Application indicate that they have read, understood, and fully agreed to all content of these Terms. If you do not accept the content of these Terms, please immediately uninstall the Software and terminate all related usage behaviors.

Official Consultation and Compliance Communications Email: lawalyazid26@gmail.com

1. Service Definition and Scope

1.1 Service Definitions

1.1.1

Seensearch is a functional browser service for global users, including web browsing, bookmark management, privacy protection, and more. It includes all the built-in client features as well as the official complement of lightweight services.

1.1.2

This Ordinance applies to personal and non-commercial users in all regions of the world, conforming to the International Universal Internet Services Code, and is not subject to single regional regulations.

2. User Accounts and eligibility

2.1 Qualification Specifications

2.1.1

Users must be eligible for legal network use, ensure that their usage behavior conforms to the common network use standards of their region, and bear independent responsibility for the use of this Software.

2.1.2

There are no mandatory registration thresholds for this software. Users can be exempt from registering to use basic browsing functionality. All local operating permissions are under the user‘s control and self-responsibility.

3. Legal Use Conduct Standards

3.1 Forbidden Behaviors

3.1.1

Users are not allowed to use the Seensearch browser to engage in illegal intrusions, data theft, cyber harassment, illegal dissemination of content, and all other behaviors that violate international web conventions.

3.1.2

It is prohibited to bypass the privacy protection mechanisms by tampering with software programs, cracking the kernel, mounting scripts, malicious plug-ins, and other ways to disrupt the logic of software execution.

4. Software Intellectual Property Protection

4.1 Property Rights Definition

4.1.1

The Seensearch browser‘s code, interface design, functionality mechanisms, and trademark identification are all protected by the International Intellectual Property Convention, and all legal rights are ours.

4.1.2

No user or third party may copy, modify, redistribute, commercialize, reverse-engineer, or otherwise violate the rights of this Software without official written authorization.

5. Service Functionality and Rights Description

5.1 Functional Responsibility

5.1.1

We provide users with basic features such as private browsing, privacy redirection, bookmark classification management, and more to ensure the stable daily operation of the software and the basic browsing experience.

5.1.2

All device permissions for the software are functionally required permissions. Users can voluntarily turn off and adjust permissions in the device system. Users are responsible for the effects of changes in permissions on their own experience.

6. Disclaimer for Third Party Content

6.1 Definition of Third Party Responsibility

6.1.1

The external websites, third-party content, advertising resources, and web services that users access through Seensearch are independent of this Software, and we are not responsible for their content compliance and security.

6.1.2

Users‘ browsing behaviors, information submissions, and transaction operations on third-party websites are all independently held responsible by the third-party platform and are not related to this software service.

7. Service Maintenance and Update Rules

7.1 Operating Mechanisms

7.1.1

We reserve the right to perform functionality optimizations, version upgrades, vulnerability fixes, and service adjustments to our software at any time, aiming to continuously improve the security of browsing and user experience.

7.1.2

We will not bear responsibility for any related losses caused by temporary service interruptions or temporary abnormalities due to objective factors such as system maintenance, version updates, network environment, etc.

8. User Responsibility and Risk Assumption

8.1 Risk Definition

8.1.1

Users voluntarily bear all risks arising from personal browsing behavior, local data storage, and web access, including related responsibilities such as privacy protection and device security.

8.1.2

Problems caused by user misconduct, device failure, network abnormalities, or personal modification of software programs are not within the official service responsibility scope.

9. Mechanism for handling violations

9.1 Handling Specifications

9.1.1

We have the right to restrict and terminate the use of the software by users who violate these Terms of Service, maliciously use the software, and disrupt the order of service.

9.1.2

If the user‘s non-compliance behavior causes official or third-party interests to be harmed, the relevant legal liability and compensation liability are fully borne by the non-compliant user.

10. Regulatory Amendments and Dispute Handling

10.1 Amendment and Communication Mechanisms

10.1.1

We have the right to amend this User Agreement at appropriate times in accordance with the International Internet General Guidelines, and the amendments will take effect immediately upon official disclosure of the software.

10.1.2

Users can communicate any questions, disputes, and compliance consultations that arise during usage via the official email address lawalyazid26@gmail.com.