Terms of Service

WISCANNER TERMS OF SERVICE


1. Introduction

Welcome to WiScanner. These Terms of Service define the rules governing the use of the WiScanner mobile application and its related services. By using WiScanner, you agree to comply with and be bound by these Terms.

These Terms constitute a legally binding agreement between WiScanner and you (“the user”).

2. Service Description

WiScanner is a mobile application that allows users to scan barcodes using their device camera and process the scanned data in different ways.

The application includes features such as:

WiScanner reserves the right to modify, suspend, or discontinue features of the service for technical, operational, or legal reasons.

3. Usage Conditions

4. Data Handling

WiScanner does not automatically collect personal information from users. Scanned barcode data may be stored locally on the user’s device.

Users may optionally export their data to third-party services such as Google Drive or send it to external systems via webhook integrations.

Users are responsible for the security and legality of any data they transmit using these integrations.

5. External Services

When users choose to export data to third-party services such as Google Drive or send data through webhook integrations, that data will be handled according to the privacy and security policies of those services.

WiScanner is not responsible for how third-party services process or store user data.

6. Prohibited Uses

7. Disclaimer of Liability

8. Governing Law and Jurisdiction

These Terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of Turkey. In case of disputes, the Courts and Enforcement Offices of Istanbul (Anatolian Side) shall have jurisdiction.

9. Changes to the Terms

WiScanner reserves the right to update these Terms of Service at any time. Changes become effective upon publication.

10. Contact

WiScanner
Email: support@stepino.com

11. Apple EULA

These Terms are provided in addition to Apple’s standard End User License Agreement (EULA). All purchases or downloads made through the App Store are also subject to Apple’s EULA.