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Privacy Policy

Last updated: 2026-04-24

This policy explains Myna’s current data handling in plain language. Key point first: messages sent for real-time translation in LINE groups are used only to produce that translation result, not for advertising, marketing, profiling, or other unrelated purposes.

At the moment, the database mainly stores group settings, daily usage totals, billing status, and support records created when you contact us through LINE 1:1. If the data flow changes later, this policy will be updated.

1. What this policy is about

This policy covers the Myna website, real-time translation in LINE groups, LINE 1:1 support, and the paid plan flow.

If a type of data is not listed here, it means it is not part of the core fixed data flow in the current version of the service.

2. What data we actually process

  • Basic identifiers such as group, room, or user IDs, message IDs, event IDs, and fields required to process a request.
  • Group settings such as translation rules, quiet mode, exclusion lists, plan status, last update time, and who updated the settings.
  • Usage totals, such as daily aggregated usage for each chat, used to determine plan status and quota.
  • Support data when you contact us through LINE 1:1, such as message content, related event details, and necessary support records.
  • Billing data when you use paid features, such as payer identifiers, plan, amount, currency, transaction status, and records needed for reconciliation.

3. How real-time translation uses data

  • A group message is processed when it arrives and used to produce the translation result for that chat according to its current settings.
  • Real-time translation content is not used for other purposes such as advertising, marketing, user profiling, content analysis, or training.
  • The real-time translation flow does not write group conversation content into the database and does not maintain a separate conversation-history table for group chat content.
  • To keep the service stable and investigate issues, the system may still keep necessary request or error-handling records, but that is not a conversation database.

4. What data is stored

  • Group settings and plan data are stored because the system needs to know how each chat should be translated, whether quota is available, and when a plan expires.
  • Daily usage stores totals only. It does not store every group message.
  • If you contact support through LINE 1:1, those messages may be stored as support records so we can reply, track progress, and investigate problems.
  • Billing data is stored to create subscriptions, verify payment results, activate plans, and handle reconciliation.

5. Data sharing and usage boundaries

  • Data is shared with necessary service providers only when needed to deliver translation, send messages, save required settings, or process billing.
  • We do not sell, rent, or exchange your personal data, and we do not provide group conversation content to unrelated third parties.
  • We may process or provide relevant data only when legally required, when a lawful authority requests it, or when necessary to protect users and service security.
  • If you want to ask about access, correction, or deletion of stored data, you can contact us through LINE 1:1, but some billing or security records may still need to be retained where required.

Contact

If you have questions about data handling, or want to ask about access, correction, or deletion of stored data, you can currently contact Myna through its LINE 1:1 chat window.

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