Privacy policy

Who we are

AIDEOLOGY TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD, ACN 698 536 953 and ABN 81 698 536 953, is the Australian company responsible for this website and the personal information described in this policy. Our main business location is New South Wales, Australia. In this policy, “we”, “our” and “us” refer to that company. Our contact address remains contact@aideology.fyi; changing the website address does not change the email address used for enquiries or privacy requests.

This policy describes our handling of personal information with reference to the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Australian Privacy Principles. We explain what information is involved, why it is used, how long it is kept, and how you can contact us about access, correction or a complaint. Links to other organisations lead to services governed by their own policies.

Apps this policy covers

This policy covers this company website, email correspondence with us, and Last Bell: Red Corner, published by AIDEOLOGY TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD. The Android application package is com.cinderjab.lastbell. The company, game name and package identify the service covered by this notice; a change to our website address does not change the publisher or application identity.

Read this notice together with the privacy information linked from the game and its store listing. App permissions, recipients and Google Play Data Safety disclosures relate to the application version you use. This website-address change does not introduce a new SDK, permission or data-handling practice. A game published by a different studio is governed by that studio’s notice, even if it uses technology supplied by us.

Information we collect

When you email us, we receive the address you send from, the content of your message, any attachments you include, and ordinary email delivery headers. We use the information you choose to provide to understand and respond to the enquiry. Please avoid including passwords, payment card details, government identifiers or information about other people that is not needed to resolve your request.

Our hosting provider processes ordinary connection and request information to deliver and protect the website. This can include an IP address, a timestamp, the requested page and browser information. The website does not provide an account-registration form or an enquiry form. Its small navigation script and stylesheet are served from the website itself.

Typefaces are requested from Google’s font service. Loading a font sends connection information, including an IP address, to that provider. Our cookie notice describes that dependency and the security cookies our host may use. App gameplay data, if a particular game processes it, must be explained against that game’s reviewed implementation rather than inferred from this website.

How we use information

We use correspondence to answer questions, provide support, keep track of what we have promised in a reply, and handle privacy requests or complaints. We use operational request information to deliver these pages, investigate faults and protect the site. We also retain information where needed for legal record-keeping or to establish or defend a legal claim.

We limit use and disclosure to the purpose for which information was collected, a related purpose you would reasonably expect, your consent, or another basis permitted by law. Sending an enquiry does not subscribe you to a marketing list. We do not sell or rent personal information. A general enquiry may be made without giving your real name where anonymity is lawful and practical.

Information provided without being requested is assessed for whether we may lawfully retain it. If we have no lawful purpose for keeping it, we delete or de-identify it where that is reasonable and lawful. We do not ask for government identifiers as an account key or routine proof for a privacy request.

Third-party services and SDKs

A hosting and content delivery provider serves the website, a mail provider carries correspondence, and Google’s font service supplies the typefaces requested by the pages. Each service receives the information needed for its function and operates under its own contractual and privacy terms. The cookie notice gives further information about requests made while browsing.

This website does not embed an advertising SDK, an analytics SDK or a social-media widget. References to mobile games do not establish that a particular app contains any third-party SDK. A game’s distribution platform, payment handling, crash reporting or advertising services must be disclosed from that game’s actual build and settings. We do not infer those details from the company’s name or website domain.

Where disclosure is required by law or a valid legal instrument, we disclose only the information that requirement reaches. A third-party link is provided for reference; the linked organisation is responsible for its own service. You should read its notice before submitting information directly to it.

Data retention and deletion

Our existing retention schedule keeps ordinary support correspondence for twenty-four months from the last message in the thread. This allows us to recognise recurring problems and respond to follow-up enquiries. Correspondence about a privacy complaint is kept for seven years to preserve the record if the matter is later reviewed by a regulator or court.

Financial and taxation records are kept for five years from the relevant transaction, and corporate records are retained as Australian law requires. Server logs are held for an operational window and rotated. We do not specify an unverified numerical hosting-log retention period. Information no longer needed for a permitted purpose is deleted or de-identified, subject to legal retention requirements.

You may email us to request deletion of information associated with your correspondence. We consider what can be removed, explain any information that must be retained, and aim to act within thirty days. Backups may retain a record until the rolling backup cycle replaces it; backup copies are not used to restore information to ordinary use after a deletion request. Any game-account deletion process must be described for the actual game rather than assumed here.

Children

Australian privacy law assesses a young person’s capacity to consent in context rather than setting a universal consent age for every situation. We do not ask children to submit contact details through a website form. Parents or guardians who believe that we hold personal information about their child may contact us to ask about it or request its removal.

Please contact us before sending personal information about a child under 13, so that we can consider an appropriate and proportionate way to handle the request. We do not declare a mobile game’s target audience, age gate or participation in a store’s family programme from this website alone. Those matters require the reviewed app facts. We verify a guardian’s request in a proportionate way and do not collect unnecessary identity documents to respond.

Permissions

This website requests no device permissions. Reading its pages does not require access to your camera, microphone, contacts, precise location or files. Opening an email link invokes your own email application; it does not grant this website access to your mailbox or cause a message to be sent automatically.

Android permissions are specific to an installed application and its reviewed build. This notice does not claim that a particular game requests, or does not request, any Android permission. Before an app uses this page as its policy, the actual permissions and their purposes must be documented here together with the app identity and relevant collection practices. You can use the controls provided by your browser or operating system to manage permissions for other services.

Your rights

You can ask us what personal information we hold about you and request access or correction under Australian Privacy Principles 12 and 13. Email contact@aideology.fyi with enough information to identify the relevant correspondence or record. We aim to respond within thirty days and ask only for proportionate evidence that you are the person concerned. Do not send a passport, tax file number or similar identifier unless an appropriate lawful process has first been agreed.

If access or correction is refused, we explain the reason and how to complain. Where a correction is made and it is reasonable to do so, we also notify recipients to whom the incorrect information was disclosed. You may ask for deletion as explained above, subject to legal retention duties.

For a complaint, please describe the events and the outcome you seek. We acknowledge privacy complaints within five business days and aim to give a decision within thirty days. If you remain dissatisfied, you may contact the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner through its official website. Rights available under another applicable law are not restricted by this policy.

International transfers

Our website uses a global content delivery network, so requests may be handled at locations outside Australia. Google’s font infrastructure also involves overseas processing. Our existing policy describes the correspondence provider’s infrastructure as including servers in the United States. We do not add other recipient countries or a new provider merely because the public website address changes.

Where Australian Privacy Principle 8 applies to an overseas disclosure, reasonable steps are required to ensure that the recipient does not breach the Australian Privacy Principles in relation to that information. We consider the function, contractual protections and security arrangements of the service involved. You may contact us with questions about overseas handling or the suppliers relevant to your enquiry.

Changes to this policy

Effective date: 12 August 2026. Policy version 2.0. The company identity and contact email remain the same when our website address changes. Any app-specific data practices must be described before this policy is used for that app.

We review this policy when the way information is handled changes. Material changes to collection, recipients, retention or individual rights must be explained in an updated notice with the appropriate date and version. A website migration alone does not authorise a change of company identity, contact email, application package or privacy commitments. Please consult the policy linked from the service you use and contact us if you believe a disclosure is incomplete or inaccurate.

Contact us

For privacy questions, access, correction, deletion requests or complaints, email contact@aideology.fyi. The responsible organisation is AIDEOLOGY TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTD, ACN 698 536 953, ABN 81 698 536 953, with its main business location in New South Wales, Australia. Formal service should use the registered office recorded against the company’s ACN on the ASIC register.

Please include the nature of your request, the relevant correspondence or service, and a way for us to reply. Avoid sending information that is not needed for us to understand the issue. Our contact page provides the same enquiry route. The cookie notice describes browser storage and font requests, and the terms of use describe use of this website.