Privacy Policy

We only collect explicit data items necessary to establish secure access to your purchased AI scripts, platform file updates, and payout channels:

• User Profiles Data: Your full name, account email destination, encrypted password hashes, and registration timeline metrics.
• Affiliate Node Specifics: Physical address logs, verified PayPal distribution addresses, telephone parameters, and promotional inbound link click metrics.
• Technical System Logs: IP address architectures (collected during tracking sequences to neutralize bot spamming loops) and active browser parameters.

Your records are structured strictly to fulfill software marketplace transaction cycles. We use your data to:

• Deliver downloadable archive script files directly into your personal **Customer Dashboard**.
• Verify and execute financial commissions and PayPal withdrawal workflows for affiliates.
• Block transaction fraud attempts, carding strategies, or dangerous dark network automated access scripts.
• Send high-value update notices regarding software version enhancements or patch changes.

FogScript **never sells, rents, or leaks user or developer profile logs** to third-party tracking conglomerates or independent advertising engines.

Data transmission only occurs to maintain secure execution protocols with essential gateways: secure processing engines (PayPal) for validating transactions, and mail transport layers (SMTP config structures) when launching system verification notifications.

Our platform engine implements localized tracking tokens (cookies) stored inside client browsers for exactly 30 Days when a unique partner query reference (`?ref=ID`) is accessed.

This behavior strictly stores a non-identifiable integer map corresponding to the referring partner's account ID. It is used exclusively to assign precise sales commission parameters to the rightful affiliate terminal node when a customer checks out.

All authentication records are processed using robust server-side hashing frameworks (`PASSWORD_DEFAULT`), preventing anyone from viewing or reading raw password values. Furthermore, our databases run inside restricted architecture environments to protect source code assets, payment data, and system logs from malicious exposure.