ACS MobileMate

I. GENERAL

This document outlines the privacy measures governing ACS’s mobile application, ACS MobileMate. ACS MobileMate is an application for demonstrating the functionalities of ACS’s mobile card readers, ACR31 Swipe, ACR32 MobileMate, ACR3201 MobileMate and ACR35 NFC MobileMate.

II. PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION

ACS MobileMate does not collect personally identifiable information from downloaders. However, the application, when used in conjunction with ACS mobile card readers, has the capability to read magnetic stripe cards. The application solicits no further information apart from those in the said cards.

III. INFORMATION STORAGE AND PROTECTION

Any information collected from magnetic stripe cards is not saved by the application. The developer does not, under any circumstances, collect information from the use of the application. Nor does the developer collect, retain, or provide third parties with personally identifiable information of downloaders of the ACS MobileMate application.

IV. ABOUT THE DEVELOPER

ACS MobileMate is developed by Advanced Card Systems Ltd. (ACS), which develops and distributes smart cards, smart card readers, and related services to over 100 countries. It is publicly listed in the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (SEHK: 2086) and provides further company information via www.acs.com.hk.

V. NOTIFICATION OF CHANGES

Changes to ACS MobileMate’s privacy policy will be reflected in this document upon application update. Privacy settings updates will be posted along with other application notes, which are summarized on the application page of app-hosting platforms featuring this application.

VI. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

ACS has developed this application using only legally acquired resources, and in compliance with common ethical standards. ACS has developed this application solely to demonstrate the functionalities of its products, and will not be held responsible for any illegal or malicious activity that may be enabled by this application.

While ACS MobileMate is designed using the principles of ethical privacy guidelines, users are encouraged to follow best practices to secure their devices against malware and other threats that may undermine the security features of downloaded applications.