PRIVACY
Effective September 2, 2026
MAYYA.NET (“the site”) treats your personal information with care — we collect only what we need and delete it once its purpose is served. This policy explains what the site collects and how it is handled.
| Type | Fields |
|---|---|
| Required | Email address (your sign-in id), password, nickname, date of birth |
| Optional | Gender, phone number, profile photo, self-introduction |
Passwords are stored in a form that cannot be reversed; not even the operator can read the original.
_cid) and one to keep you signed in (.MAYYA)_ga, _ga_WCJ8N0R7EF) and the visitor identifier they hold__gads, __gpi and similar) and the identifier they holdRequesting a MayyaCore trial or package records your email address, IP address and browser information along with the time you consented. This is separate from membership — you do not need an account.
We do not use what we collect for anything beyond the purposes above. If the purposes grow, we amend this policy and give notice before doing so.
| Information | Kept for |
|---|---|
| Member information (everything given at sign-up) | Deleted the moment you close your account. Nothing is archived or flagged instead, and it cannot be undone |
| Accounts that never completed email verification | Deleted automatically once the verification link expires after 3 days. You may also delete yours sooner (see the notice on the sign-in screen) |
| Access logs (IP, time, browser information) | Kept in a store separate from member information for 3 years, then deleted automatically. They survive account closure for that period, exist to prevent abuse and to answer lawful requests, and are used for nothing else |
| Visit statistics (the visitor identifier held in cookies, IP address, pages visited) | Held by Google Analytics for 14 months, then deleted automatically. Aggregated figures such as visit counts and popular pages, which identify no one, remain after that |
| Advertising records (the identifier held in cookies, IP address, browser information) | Advertising cookies sit in your browser for up to 13 months and then expire. How long Google keeps its own records follows Google's policy |
| Package request records (email, IP, browser information) | Three years from the day of the request. Ask us sooner and we delete them without delay |
| Paid licence records (email, organisation name, issue details) | Kept for as long as the licence is valid. Time-limited licences are erased after they expire; perpetual licences after you tell us you no longer want the licence. We need these records to show you the key again or to reissue it, so we cannot act on a deletion request while the licence is live. Records of the contract and of payment are kept for five years under the Act on Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce |
Electronic files are erased so that they cannot be recovered; any printed material is shredded or incinerated.
We do not sell your personal information or provide it to third parties. Two tasks are carried out for us:
| Processor | Task | Data involved | Transferred to |
|---|---|---|---|
| Resend (Resend, Inc.) | Sending email (sign-up verification, licence keys and download links) | Email address, message body | United States |
| Google (Google LLC) | Visit statistics (Google Analytics) | The visitor identifier held in cookies, IP address, browser and device information, which pages were visited and when | United States |
| Google (Google LLC) | Showing advertisements and measuring them (Google AdSense) | The identifier held in cookies, IP address, browser and device information, which pages were visited and when | United States |
These exist so that mail arrives, so that we can see how the site is used, and so that advertisements can be shown, and our agreements limit use to what each task requires. If a processor changes, we amend this policy and give notice. Google's own handling is described in its privacy policy.
All of these processors keep their servers outside Korea, so the data above is transferred to the United States over the network as each feature runs. Recipients use it only for the purpose shown in the table, and keep it for the periods set out in section 3.
You may refuse these transfers. Refusing analytics and advertising cookies costs you nothing else on the site (see section 7). Refusing email means we cannot verify an address, so signing up and requesting the package are not available.
Where the law requires it, we may disclose information to investigative authorities following due process.
We handle requests and tell you the outcome within 10 days.
You must be 14 or older to sign up. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 14, and delete it without delay if we learn that we have.
Cookies keep you signed in and distinguish visitors. You may refuse them in your browser, but features that require signing in will not work.
Separately, we use Google Analytics to see how the site is used. It stores a visitor identifier in
cookies whose names begin with _ga and records which pages were opened.
Nothing that identifies you personally — your name or email address — is sent to it.
On pages whose address carries a verification value, such as email confirmation or password reset,
we send the path alone and leave that value out.
If you would rather not be counted, install the Google Analytics opt-out add-on or refuse cookies in your browser. Everything else on the site keeps working.
We use Google AdSense to show advertisements. It stores an identifier in cookies
(__gads, __gpi and similar) so that ads can be served and the same ad is not
repeated endlessly. Nothing that identifies you personally — your name or email address — is
sent to it.
If you would rather not see ads chosen from your browsing history, turn off personalised advertising at Google My Ad Center. Ads still appear; they are simply no longer chosen from what you have visited.
| Name | Wonsik Yoon |
|---|---|
| Contact | mayyanet1976@gmail.com |
Please send any question, complaint or request about personal information to the address above. In Korea you may also contact the Personal Information Infringement Report Centre (118), the Supreme Prosecutors' Office Cybercrime Division (1301) or the National Police Agency Cyber Bureau (182).
We give notice on the site at least 7 days before a change takes effect, and 30 days before any change that materially affects your rights.
Effective September 2, 2026