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PRIVACY

Privacy Policy

How information is used across the Lucon website and browser tools.

Last updated: 2026-10-18

Accounts, sessions, and contact details

Lucon processes your email, name, password hash, verification state, agreement records, and security timestamps. Session records include browser information, recent activity, and expiry to maintain sign-in and manage devices.

The contact form processes your name, email, optional phone, message, page URL, referrer, and request metadata for replies, delivery, and abuse prevention. Do not include passwords or credentials in messages.

Creative content and service providers

Chat, image, and article tools store the questions, messages, prompts, uploads, results, task status, and processing records needed for history, revisions, and troubleshooting. The wallet stores balances, transactions, and tool charges.

Text, images, or reference URLs needed for a task are sent to the AI, image, storage, or other providers used by the service. A connected WeChat AppID and encrypted AppSecret are used to call WeChat APIs; syncing sends article content, covers, and images to WeChat.

  • Submit material you have permission to use and avoid unrelated personal data or credentials in prompts.
  • Tech Weekly source links open external websites, whose own policies apply.

Use, retention, and account closure

Data supports service delivery, task history, billing, feedback, and account security. Deleting a conversation or task does not necessarily delete related files, financial records, or security audit records. Generated files may remain after an image task is deleted.

Closing an account disables it, revokes sessions, and freezes its wallet; it does not erase all data. Settle balances and pending financial processes and save needed results first. Use the contact page for questions or data requests; identity and request scope will be verified.

Cookies and account security

The site uses language preferences and cookies needed for sign-in. Session cookies use HttpOnly and SameSite protections, with Secure enabled in the production HTTPS environment. Browser scripts cannot read HttpOnly session cookies. The site currently loads no third-party analytics scripts.

Review and sign out devices in account settings, or delete browser cookies. Removing cookies affects browser sign-in, not server-side creative or billing records.