Terms vs Privacy
Terms set the contract for using the lobby; privacy explains the data side of that contract. They cross-reference each other so nothing falls between the two documents.
This is where we keep the legal wording behind your tongwd account — the terms you accept when you open the lobby, the privacy stance we apply to...
tongwd operates where local law permits and adjusts what you see based on your supported region. Our terms cover account eligibility, verification steps, how disputes are handled, and the conditions under which a lobby session can be paused or closed. Privacy notices explain what we log when you sign in, how long we hold it, and your rights to request a copy
or removal. Cookie wording sits beside the consent banner. If you bank via DANA, OVO, GoPay or QRIS, the payment clauses set out our role versus your wallet provider's role across Indonesia.
Service availability is jurisdiction-dependent. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.
We rewrite legal clauses into readable English so you don't need a lawyer to understand what you've accepted. Original wording stays linked underneath for the moments you want the precise legal text.
Every policy carries a revision date and a short note describing what changed. You can scroll back through prior versions so the wording you accepted last month is still visible today.
Clauses that depend on Indonesian rules are flagged inline. Where local law permits different handling, we state both the regional position and the platform default so the gap is clear.
Our policy team drafts terms separately from the marketing desk. That separation keeps the legal wording faithful to obligations rather than to lobby promotion language.
Privacy clauses spell out what we don't collect alongside what we do. Reducing the footprint shapes the policy as much as the legal duty to disclose it does.
Policy edits run through an internal review queue with sign-off from compliance. The audit trail is referenced when you ask why a particular clause reads the way it does.
Terms set the contract for using the lobby; privacy explains the data side of that contract. They cross-reference each other so nothing falls between the two documents.
Cookies wording lives in its own page but inherits definitions from the privacy notice, keeping terminology aligned when you move between the consent banner and the wider policy.
Account rules summarise the everyday behaviour expected in the lobby. Terms hold the binding version, so any conflict defers to the legal text.
Jurisdiction notes describe where tongwd is offered; access rules describe what loads for you. The two pages share the same supported-region list.
Payment-related wording across DANA, OVO, GoPay and QRIS uses identical definitions of wallet provider, settlement and reversal so sibling pages don't drift.
Whether you arrive from terms, sportsbook rules or the wallet policy, the dispute path described is the same single channel with the same response window.
Every sibling policy carries the same date format and the same change-log convention, so you can scan revision history without re-learning the layout.