Privacy Policy
OohYeah-Privacy Policy
This Privacy Policy explains how OohYeah ("OohYeah", "we", "us", or "our") collects, uses, shares, protects, and retains personal information from visitors and users of OohYeah applications, websites, and related services.
OohYeah is a social communication service. Some actions, such as publishing profile information, broadcasting, sending messages, joining rooms, following channels, or interacting with other users, may be visible to other participants because of the social nature of the service.
What information do we collect
We collect information that is necessary to create accounts, provide OohYeah services, support safety features, and respond to user requests. The information may include the categories below.
User-provided information
- Registration information, user identifiers, language, and account status.
- Profile information, such as nickname, profile photo, gender, hometown, self-introduction, and social media information.
- User-generated content, including comments, text, messages, photos, images, videos, sounds, code, or other materials uploaded, distributed, or streamed through OohYeah.
- Facial data used for special effects or expressions. Such data is processed only for the feature requested by the user and is not used for marketing or advertising.
- Real-person portrait authentication data, such as portrait and facial recognition video, when the user consents to verification. The facial recognition video is used only for verification and is not retained on the server.
- Payment and transaction information, such as payment account details, transaction serial numbers, and purchase history when paid services are used.
- Communications with us, verification information, complaint details, survey responses, and activity participation information.
- Information received when a user connects OohYeah with a third-party social account, such as Google or Facebook.
Automatically collected information
- Service activity, such as pages or videos viewed, visit time, search history, subscriptions, follows, and interactions with other users.
- Information from third-party sources that the user has authorized, including social media services.
- Device identifiers and technical information, such as operating system, browser type, device model, serial number, IP address, carrier, screen resolution, language settings, IMEI, IMSI, and MAC address.
- Information about visits and use of other applications, where permitted by law and platform rules.
- Mobile advertising identifiers, such as IDFA or Google AAID, for measurement, advertising, and relevance controls.
- Metadata associated with user-generated content, including how, when, and by whom content was collected or formatted.
- Cookies and similar technologies used to measure usage, support features, and improve the user experience.
How we use your information
- Provide OohYeah services, interactive features, account access, user support, and requested products or services.
- Improve, personalize, and optimize recommendations, content, features, and product experience.
- Manage registered user accounts, subscriptions, notifications, and service changes.
- Communicate with users about updates, improvements, support, promotions, and safety issues.
- Review images, graphics, broadcasts, messages, and other content to comply with content rules and applicable law.
- Analyze performance, unique users, visits, viewed content, ad impressions, and demographic patterns in aggregate form.
- Identify users who do not meet age requirements, diagnose technical issues, prevent fraud, respond to illegal activity, and protect intellectual property.
- Enforce the Terms of Use, meet legal obligations, and aggregate data for the purposes described in this policy.
Device permissions
OohYeah may request device permissions only where they are needed for specific features. Users can choose whether to grant permissions, but some services may not work if a required permission is denied.
- Microphone permission is used for voice input, voice rooms, calls, and related audio features.
- Camera permission is used to take photos, record videos, and support video chat or media features.
- Album and storage permission is used when users actively select images, videos, or other content to upload or cache service content. OohYeah does not automatically read local albums.
- Push notification permission is used to send service messages and timely notifications.
- Appear-on-top permission may be used for floating party or room content over other app content.
- Device information permission may be used for login security, risk control, common device recognition, device binding, and experience optimization.
- Network access and network status permission is used to connect to the Internet, monitor network changes, and support service stability and risk control.
Third-party SDKs and Google APIs
To provide login, messaging, calls, analytics, attribution, advertising, payments, and security functions, OohYeah may use third-party SDKs. We require data collected through these SDKs to be used only for relevant service functions and not for unrelated purposes.
| SDK | Manufacturer | Purpose | Information collected | Privacy policy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Login | OpenID | Google Privacy Policy | ||
| Meta | Facebook event manager | Information described in Meta's policy | Meta Privacy Policy | |
| Adjust | Adjust | Installation data attribution analysis | App activity, device identifiers, and other identifiers | Adjust Data Safety |
| RongCloud | RongCloud | Real-time messaging functions and services | Device brand, model, Android ID, OS version, CPU, memory, IP address, network type, user ID, package name, time zone, language, app version, app key, user token, SDK version, operator code, and error codes | RongCloud Privacy Policy |
| Agora | Agora | Voice calls | Network type, local IP address, signal status, operating system, device model, CPU, memory, battery, audio stream data, Bluetooth, latency, packet loss, bit rate, resolution, and sampling rate | Agora Privacy Policy |
OohYeah does not use Google APIs or any Google user data to create, train, request, promote, advertise, distribute, or facilitate AI-generated non-consensual intimate imagery or any sexual content involving non-consenting people or minors.
How we share your information
- Public profile information and public user content may be visible to other users and, where applicable, third parties such as search engines, content aggregators, or news sites.
- We may share information with corporate group members, subsidiaries, or affiliates for service operation, analytics, verification, safety, compliance, and prevention of unlawful use.
- We may share information with authorized service providers who support orders, payments, content customization, analytics, security, maps, storage, cloud services, and other OohYeah features.
- If a user connects OohYeah to a third-party service, the user authorizes us to share or grant access to information with that service as needed.
- We may share information during a merger, restructuring, sale, transfer, or similar business transaction, subject to appropriate protection.
- We may preserve and disclose information to regulators, law enforcement, or other parties when required by law, legal process, safety needs, fraud prevention, rights protection, or service integrity.
- We may disclose aggregated information that does not identify individual users.
International data transfers and external links
Personal information may be processed by OohYeah or trusted providers outside the user's country or region. Where required, we take appropriate measures to protect transferred information, including contractual protections. OohYeah services may contain links to third-party websites or apps. This Privacy Policy does not apply to information collected by those third parties after a user leaves OohYeah services.
Data security
We use administrative, technical, and physical safeguards designed to protect personal information from unauthorized access, disclosure, leakage, damage, or loss. Measures may include encryption, anonymization, encrypted storage, access controls, firewalls, and security training. No Internet service can eliminate all security risks, and users are responsible for keeping account credentials confidential.
Your choices and rights
- Users may disable cookies through browser settings, though some website functions may be unavailable.
- Users may opt out of push notifications or device permissions through mobile device settings.
- Users may turn off microphone, camera, location, or similar features through device or app privacy settings.
- Users may edit profile information in the app, including accessing, correcting, updating, or deleting certain information.
- Users may contact us through the Feedback feature in OohYeah or by email at developer@xiaoxigeek.com to exercise applicable privacy rights.
- California residents may request access to or deletion of personal information by emailing developer@xiaoxigeek.com with an appropriate subject line and sufficient verification details.
Child safety
Users must be at least 18 years old to use OohYeah services. If we accidentally collect personal information from a user under 18, we will delete the data and may ban the account. Individuals under 18 should not use OohYeah.
If users encounter possible Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM), they should report it through the in-app reporting feature. Confirmed CSAM may be reported to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) by the product support team.
Retention, updates, account deletion, and contact
We retain information for as long as needed to provide services, comply with legal obligations, resolve disputes, protect users, prevent fraud, and enforce agreements. We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. Users can request account or personal information deletion through in-app tools where available or by contacting developer@xiaoxigeek.com with details that help us verify and process the request.