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當您造訪 LURL（https://lurl.cc/）時，本站與部分合作之技術服務商會在您的裝置上讀寫少量資料。本頁逐一說明這些資料的種類、放置的原因、由誰放置，以及您可以在哪些地方調整或關閉。本頁應與隱私權政策合併理解，兩者互為補充。

一、本政策之目的

使您在使用本站前，能清楚知悉裝置上被寫入了什麼、用途為何，以及可行使之控制權。

本政策涵蓋 lurl.cc 網域下之全部網頁；連結至外部網站者，其技術與資料處理行為由該網站自行負責。

二、Cookie 與類似技術之定義

Cookie 係網站寫入瀏覽器的小型文字資料，於您再次造訪時被讀取，藉以辨識瀏覽階段或記住先前的選擇。

與 Cookie 功能相近而本政策一併涵蓋者，包括 localStorage、sessionStorage（瀏覽器本機儲存）、Web Beacon 與像素標籤（用於計數與成效衡量），以及裝置或瀏覽器層級之識別技術。

本站不會透過上述技術讀取您裝置中的檔案、通訊錄或其他與本服務無關之資料。

三、依用途區分之類別

四、本站合作之第三方服務

下列服務商會依其自身政策於您的裝置寫入資料。本站無法代為控制其技術細節，建議您一併參閱各該政策：

上列清單可能因功能調整而增減，異動後將更新於本頁。

五、廣告技術與您的控制方式

本站之廣告版位由前述服務商配送。相關技術可能用於計算曝光與成效、限制重複出現，以及在符合當地法規之情形下依興趣調整呈現內容。

您可於下列官方入口自行調整或關閉依興趣呈現之設定，設定完成後即時生效：

調整上述設定不會使版位消失，僅會使呈現內容與您的瀏覽紀錄之關聯性降低。

若您所在地之法令要求就非必要類別事先取得同意（例如歐洲經濟區、英國），本站將依當地規範以適當機制處理。

六、瀏覽器端之管理方式

各家瀏覽器均提供檢視與清除已寫入資料之介面，亦可設定為全部拒絕、僅拒絕特定網站，或於關閉視窗時自動清空。

操作路徑因版本而異，請查閱 Chrome、Edge、Firefox、Safari 之官方說明頁面。

提醒：一併拒絕「運作必要」類別後，登入狀態、密碼保護內容之瀏覽階段等功能將無法正常運作。

七、關於 Do Not Track 訊號

部分瀏覽器可發送 Do Not Track（DNT）標頭。由於各方對該訊號之解讀方式迄今仍未形成一致標準，本站不以 DNT 作為調整處理方式之依據。

您仍可透過第五、六節所述之方式達成相同目的。

八、保存期間與跨境傳輸

瀏覽階段類別於關閉瀏覽器後即失效；其餘類別依各服務商設定之期限保存，屆期由瀏覽器自動清除，您亦可隨時手動刪除。

部分服務商之伺服器位於我國境外，相關資料可能因而於境外處理；該等服務商應依其所適用之法規與自身政策承擔保護義務。

九、政策異動

本政策可能因法規調整、合作服務變更或功能改版而修訂，修訂內容公告於本頁並自公告時起適用。

涉及重大變更者，本站將於網站顯著位置提示。

十、聯繫管道

對本政策有疑問或欲進一步了解資料處理方式，請來信 [email protected]。

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1. Purpose of This Notice

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2. What Counts as a Cookie Here

A cookie is a small text entry written to your browser and read back on a later visit, allowing a session to be recognised or an earlier choice remembered. Comparable technologies covered by this notice include localStorage and sessionStorage, web beacons and pixel tags used for counting and measurement, and browser- or device-level identifiers. None of these is used to read files, contacts, or anything else on your device unrelated to the service.

3. Categories by Purpose

Four categories are in use. Operationally necessary items maintain sessions, remember login state, distribute load, and support verification and anti-abuse safeguards; these cannot be switched off without breaking login and password-protected pages. Preference items retain interface choices so that settings need not be repeated. Analytics items produce aggregated, de-identified statistics on referral sources, pages viewed, and feature usage, which guide development. Advertising technology items are used by service providers to deliver placements, calculate performance, and cap how often the same item appears, and where applicable to tailor what is shown.

4. Third-Party Services in Use

The following providers write data under their own policies, whose technical detail is outside our control: Google Ad Manager and related Google advertising technology (placement management and delivery); AnyMind Group (placement operations and programmatic intermediation); ClickForce (ad delivery); Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics (tag deployment and traffic statistics); Google reCAPTCHA (detection of automated programs protecting forms and uploads); Google and Meta sign-in (optional identity features); and Cloudflare (connection protection, attack mitigation, and delivery acceleration). The list may change as features are adjusted, and updates appear on this page.

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Placements on the Site are delivered by the providers named above. The associated technology may count impressions, measure performance, limit repetition, and — where local law permits — adjust what is shown according to interests. You can change or switch off interest-based settings yourself at Google Ads Settings (adssettings.google.com), the Digital Advertising Alliance (optout.aboutads.info), Your Online Choices (youronlinechoices.com), and the Network Advertising Initiative (optout.networkadvertising.org). Changing these settings does not remove placements; it reduces how closely what is shown relates to your browsing history. Where local law requires prior consent for non-essential categories — for example in the EEA or the UK — the Site applies an appropriate mechanism in line with those rules.

6. Managing Things in Your Browser

Every major browser offers an interface for reviewing and clearing stored items, and can be set to refuse everything, refuse particular sites, or clear automatically when the window closes. Exact paths vary by version, so consult the official help pages for Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari. Note that refusing the operationally necessary category will prevent login state and sessions for password-protected content from working.

7. On Do Not Track Signals

Some browsers can send a Do Not Track header. Because no consistent industry interpretation of that signal has emerged, the Site does not treat it as a basis for altering its handling. The methods in sections 5 and 6 achieve the same outcome.

8. Retention and Cross-Border Processing

Session-scoped items expire when the browser closes; others persist for the period each provider sets, after which the browser clears them automatically, and you may delete them manually at any time. Some providers operate servers outside Taiwan, so data may be processed abroad, with those providers bearing protection obligations under the rules applicable to them and their own policies.

9. Revisions

This notice may be revised following regulatory changes, changes of provider, or feature updates; revisions are published here and apply from publication. Significant changes will be flagged prominently on the Site.

10. Getting in Touch

Questions about this notice, or about how data is handled more generally: [email protected].