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Last updated: October 6, 2026

This policy explains what information Vietls collects, how that information is used to operate the service, and what choices users have over their account and workflow data.

Information we collect

  • Account information, such as email address, profile name, authentication identifiers, and account settings.
  • Workflow information submitted to the service, such as files, media references, transcripts, subtitles, generated text, voice previews, exports, and related project metadata.
  • Usage, device, and diagnostic information, such as browser type, pages visited, feature events, request identifiers, error logs, and approximate timing or performance data.
  • Security signals used to limit free-trial abuse include pseudonymous account and network identifiers derived from account identifiers and IP addresses. The free-credit admission ledger stores hashes rather than raw IP addresses. Infrastructure and security logs may also process IP addresses for their operational purposes.
  • Structured editing interaction and derived workflow information, such as proposed cuts, sync offsets, confidence scores, accepted or rejected suggestions, user corrections, timing deltas, style or template choices, retries, exports, and model or engine versions. Vietls is designed to keep this category separate from raw media and text content.
  • Billing and entitlement information needed to provide paid access, credits, checkout return handling, subscription state, refunds, and support for payment issues.
  • If a user separately joins Vietls Learning or a Data Partnership, the specific samples, rights evidence, consent version, permitted purposes, retention rule, and dataset or model provenance described at enrollment.

How we use information

  • To provide, maintain, secure, and improve subtitle extraction, translation, conversion, Shorts preparation, voice, and publishing workflows.
  • To authenticate users, maintain sessions, apply plan limits, provision credits, and respond to account or billing support requests.
  • To detect abuse, fraud, security incidents, service errors, and operational instability.
  • To analyze structured product and editing behavior, evaluate feature quality, and improve automatic sync, cut editing, caption design, personalization, reliability, and workflow recommendations without treating raw customer content as ordinary analytics.
  • To provide Private AI Memory inside the user or workspace account when enabled by the user.
  • To evaluate or train Vietls models only with data covered by the separate Vietls Learning choice and its recorded rights, consent, and retention terms.
  • To use data for a third-party data partnership or licensing program only under a separate, specific authorization or agreement for that purpose.
  • To comply with legal obligations and enforce applicable service terms or platform requirements.

User content and generated outputs

By default, Vietls processes raw user content to provide, secure, and support the requested workflow. Raw content is not automatically converted into general model-training or third-party licensing data merely because it was uploaded.

Vietls may retain minimized structured interaction and derived workflow signals for internal product improvement. These signals can include proposal, acceptance, rejection, correction, timing, style, quality, and performance data, but the analytics path is designed not to include raw media, transcript text, subtitle text, or file names.

Private AI Memory, when enabled, may retain account- or workspace-specific preferences and workflow context for personalized assistance. Private AI Memory is not model-training permission.

Vietls Learning and any Data Partnership are separate programs. Enrollment records the permitted data, purposes, rights scope, policy version, retention, and withdrawal status. Data Partnership permission is not bundled into Vietls Learning permission.

Users are responsible for having the rights needed to submit, process, download, publish, or share any content they bring into the service.

Operational metadata and generated outputs may be retained as needed to provide account history, troubleshoot failures, prevent abuse, support billing, or satisfy legal and security obligations.

Analytics, cookies, and local storage

  • Vietls may use cookies, local storage, and similar browser technologies to keep users signed in, remember preferences, protect sessions, and measure product performance.
  • To recover interrupted conversions without charging twice, the browser may store a content-derived fingerprint key, an operation identifier, and the requested usage amount for the account and tool. This recovery record does not store source files, subtitle text, or file names. Unresolved records can remain until recovery completes or the user clears browser storage.
  • Analytics events are configured to reduce sensitive data collection and avoid sending raw search terms, file contents, or unnecessary personal details where practical.
  • Browser settings may allow users to block or delete cookies, but some authentication, security, billing, or tool features may stop working as expected.

Sharing and service providers

  • Vietls may share limited information with infrastructure, authentication, storage, analytics, payment, billing, support, and AI processing providers that help operate the service.
  • Payment details are handled by payment providers; Vietls receives the transaction, subscription, entitlement, and billing metadata needed to operate paid access.
  • Information may be disclosed when required by law, to protect users or the service, to investigate abuse, or as part of a merger, acquisition, financing, or sale of business assets.
  • Vietls does not sell or license raw customer content under the standard product service. A separately presented Data Partnership may permit specifically identified data uses only after the required authorization or agreement is recorded.

Retention and deletion

Vietls keeps information for as long as reasonably needed to provide the service, maintain account and billing records, resolve disputes, enforce terms, meet legal obligations, and improve reliability.

Retention periods may vary by data type. Security logs, billing records, support requests, generated assets, and temporary processing files may follow different operational schedules.

Temporary processing data is normally assigned a short automatic deletion deadline. Minimized derived product interaction data may be retained for up to 24 months for internal improvement unless a shorter period or an applicable opt-out applies. Private AI Memory remains linked to the account or workspace until disabled or deleted, subject to backup and legal exceptions.

Learning samples and partnership data follow the retention terms shown when the user joins that program. A withdrawal stops new uses and schedules eligible source data for deletion or exclusion from future datasets; it may not reverse models or aggregate results already completed where reversal is technically impossible or not legally required.

Users may request account or data assistance through the in-app account support flow. Some records may need to be kept when required for legal, security, billing, fraud prevention, or backup purposes.

Security and international processing

Vietls uses administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards designed to protect information from unauthorized access, loss, misuse, or alteration.

No internet service can guarantee perfect security. Users should keep account credentials safe and avoid uploading content they are not authorized to process.

The service and its providers may process information in countries other than the country where a user is located, subject to provider controls and applicable legal requirements.

Your choices and rights

  • Users can update certain account profile and contact settings inside the service.
  • Users can stop using paid features by cancelling or changing subscriptions according to the billing and purchase policies that apply to the account.
  • Depending on location, users may have rights to request access, correction, deletion, portability, objection, or restriction of certain personal information.
  • Private AI Memory, Vietls Learning, and Data Partnership choices are separate. Disabling or withdrawing one does not automatically change the others.
  • Requests are reviewed according to applicable law, identity verification needs, service security, and legitimate retention requirements.

Updates and contact

Vietls may update this policy as the product, infrastructure, providers, or legal requirements change. Material updates will be reflected on this page by changing the last updated date.

For privacy, account, or data requests, use the in-app account support flow when signed in, or the support path made available through the service.

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