Skip to content Quick Edu Help is a platform working for the welfare of students of varying backgrounds. We are committed to safeguarding the privacy of our users. The privacy policies of QEH outline how and why we will collect, protect, share, use, and disclose user’s personal information whenever they come to us to acquire any sort of academic services (online class help and writing tasks). It will share all the valuable information that you must know before engaging in any activity on our website. (Note: these privacy policies are updated to seek user’s consent for using their information and storing it for marketing purposes. Please read it thoroughly and agree to pursue any commitment with QEH. If you are not agreeing with anything, you are requested not to use our services).
To help you easily understand the privacy policies of our academic writing services, we make it simple. Our expert team will help elaborate on each and every point, so you don’t need to compromise the confidentiality of your personal information. Read these policies to understand how we ‘use’, ‘share’, and ‘store’ your information. It will cover every aspect of personal data security concerns including what kind of data we collect, why collect this data, whether will we share it with any third party and what are your rights regarding the safety of your personal data.
Yes, we collect the information that you provide us for establishing a contact for availing of any professional writing, proofreading, and editing services. The information that is most often collected and save includes the client’s name, phone number, email, billing address, academic requirements, institutional details, course code, assignment module, order details, gender, uploaded files, academic record, and many more. At QEH, we seek your personal information through various means. Here are some ways describing how we collect your personal information:
When you sign in to our official website or simply place an order on our website, we ask a few questions each inquiring who you are and what you want. Your answer is the direct source of information that we collect for maintaining our databases.
When you sign in to our website or any way interact with us, we automatically collect certain information about your device and browsing activity via cookies and other technologies. IP address, browser type, page visited, operating system, login device, and other usage data are saved automatically in our systems.
We may receive personal information about you from third-party sources, such as payment processors or academic institutions, in connection with the services we provide. This information is used to verify your identity, process payments, and fulfill your orders.
When you contact us via email, phone, or chat support, we may collect personal information included in your communications with us. This information is used to respond to your inquiries and provide customer support.
We may collect data about how you interact with our website, including pages visited, time spent on each page, and referring website addresses. This information helps us improve our services and user experience.
We use cookies, which are small text files that allow us to store information on your computer or device, to help us learn more about how you use our services. Cookies can make it easier for you to navigate our websites by remembering your preferences (such as language and location), and they enable us to provide features such as auto-fill forms. We also use cookies to collect information about the content you view on our sites in order to provide advertising targeted toward your interests.
We use web beacons (also referred to as clear GIFs, pixel tags, or web bugs) on our websites and in our email communications to help us learn more about your visit, including the pages you view. Web beacons collect data such as the IP address of your computer, the time and date of access, and other information that does not personally identify you.
We may also use embedded scripts to collect information about your interactions with our sites. Embedded scripts are programming code designed to collect data and can be placed on websites or in email communications. Embedded scripts are typically used for analytics, to help us understand how you use our websites and email communications. Embedded scripts may collect information about your device and your visits to our sites and emails, including the pages you view, the links you click on, whether your email is opened or forwarded, and time spent on pages or in emails. They also may collect information about your IP address and other technology on the devices you use to access our services.
We know the importance of protecting your personal information, so we collect, use, and share your information due to various reasons.
Being a customer-first website, we respect your rights regarding the use of your information. We prioritize all your rights defined by the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Know more about your right of access, rectification, erasure, and much more:
You have full freedom to request us to obtain information about whether your personal data is being processed. It empowers you to know what data is collected about you and how it is used by our organization. You can ask about the categories of data processed, recipients of the data, time period for retention of data, and other rights under data protection rules. We will provide you with all information within a month.
Your right of rectification enables you to request us to correct any inaccurate or wrong personal data in our use. Upon receiving your request, we are obliged to correct and rectify any data within one month. You can use this right anytime and we will facilitate you in any possible way.
The right of erasure allows our valued clients to request for deletion of their personal data under specific terms and conditions. Situations in which customers may request data erasure from our platform include when their ID data is no longer accurate, when the customer has withdrawn consent, and when data is unlawfully processed. Additionally, clients may request data erasure for additional data security to comply with legal requirements. In any of these situations, we will respond promptly and take appropriate action on your data erasure request.
This right allows you to request and receive the data personal data we have provided to a data controller in a structure commonly used and machine-readable format. It enables us to reuse your data for any purpose and even share it with other parties, though it also depends on the client’s consent and the performance of a contract. Still, according to GDPR rules, we will not share your data for any legitimate interests or public interest.
It enables our users to limit the processing of their personal data. It empowers our clients to request for suspension of data processing in certain circumstances. These circumstances may include unlawful data processing, or if the data becomes too old to be called dark data. If you limit the processing, our organization will not be able to use it further without your consent.
The right to object to processing gives you the authority to object to the processing of your personal data for specific purposes, including direct marketing or processing based on legitimate interests or public tasks. You can exercise this right at any time, and we will stop processing the data unless it demonstrates compelling legitimate grounds for the processing that override your interests, rights, and freedoms.
Quick Edu Help has complete rights to update this privacy policy periodically. We will update the changes on our official website quickeduhelp.com. Before placing an order on our platform, make sure you have gone through an updated version of our policies. In case of any questions or queries contact our customer support team or email now.
