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Terms and Policies

Please read these terms and policies carefully before using the platform.

Last updated: June 6, 2026

Terms of Use

1. Using the platform fairly Question Hub is built for real academic learning, respectful collaboration, and honest communication. You agree not to misuse the platform, impersonate another person, or submit abusive, misleading, or unlawful content.

2. Accounts and access You are responsible for the information you provide during sign up and for keeping your login credentials secure. You should not share your account with anyone else.

3. Questions, answers, and learning content Questions, answers, quizzes, and courses are provided to support learning. Students and teachers should only upload material they are allowed to share and should avoid posting harmful, plagiarized, or inappropriate content.

4. Payments, earnings, and rewards Subscriptions, discounts, teacher earnings, withdrawals, and other wallet-related actions follow the active rules stored by the platform. Platform misuse, fraudulent payment activity, or policy abuse may lead to restrictions or account suspension.

5. Platform decisions and updates We may update features, rules, moderation standards, or access requirements when needed to protect users and improve the service. Continued use of the platform means you accept the latest active version of these terms.

6. Deleting and recovering your account You can delete your account at any time from Menu → Delete Account in the app. Deletion takes effect immediately: you are signed out and your account stops being accessible. For 30 days after deletion we keep your account in a recoverable state so you can change your mind. To recover it within those 30 days, open "Forgot Password" on the sign-in screen, enter the email address on the account, and use the one-time code (OTP) we send to that email to set a new password — this restores your access. After 30 days the account is permanently anonymized and can no longer be recovered. Some records may be retained longer where required for legal, security, or financial-record purposes.

7. Reporting intellectual property infringement We respect intellectual property rights and expect every user to do the same. If you believe that content uploaded to the platform copies or infringes your work, contact us at the support email listed in the app and include details of the material, where it appears, and proof of your ownership or rights. We review valid reports and may remove the reported content or restrict the responsible account.

Privacy Policy

1. Information we collect We may collect basic account information such as your name, email address, role, profile details, subscription records, and learning activity inside the platform.

2. How your information is used Your information is used to create your account, operate student and teacher features, process subscriptions and earnings, deliver notifications, improve product experience, and help keep the platform safe.

3. Shared and private content Questions may appear in shared feeds depending on the feature flow, while private answer and inbox content is handled according to the visibility choice selected in the app. Administrative and moderation staff may review content when required for support, abuse prevention, or legal compliance.

4. Payments and service providers Payment-related data may be processed through supported third-party providers such as eSewa, Khalti, or other services connected to the platform. We only use the information necessary to complete those flows and support the account experience.

5. Retention and policy changes We keep information for as long as it is reasonably needed to provide the platform, maintain records, resolve disputes, and meet legal obligations. This policy may be updated over time, and the latest version available in the app will apply.

6. Third-party services we use To run core features we rely on trusted third-party services that may process limited technical or account data on our behalf: Sentry (app crash and diagnostics reporting), Firebase Cloud Messaging (push notification delivery), Pusher and LiveKit (real-time chat and audio or video calls), Cloudinary and Mux (image and video upload and playback), and eSewa or Khalti (payment processing). These providers only receive the information needed to perform their function, and their handling of that data is also governed by their own privacy policies.