Party B promises to register as a user of Party A in its true identity, guarantee that the personal identity information provided is true, complete and effective, and bear corresponding legal liabilities for the information provided in accordance with legal provisions and necessary provisions.

According to the necessary provisions, Party A has the right to review whether the identity information provided by Party B for registration is true and effective, and shall actively take reasonable technical and management measures to ensure the security and effectiveness of user accounts; Party B is obliged to keep its account and password properly and use them correctly and securely. If any party fails to fulfill the above obligations, resulting in the loss of account and password, account theft and other situations, and causing damage to the civil rights of Party B and others, it shall bear the legal liability arising therefrom.

2.4.1 If Party A verifies that the effective personal identity information provided by Party B is consistent with the registered identity information, it shall take timely measures to suspend the login and use of Party B's account.

2.4.2 Party A, in violation of the provisions of Paragraph 2.4.1, fails to take timely measures to suspend the login and use of Party B's account, and thus causes losses to Party B, shall bear the corresponding legal liabilities.

2.4.3 If Party B fails to provide its valid personal identity certificate or the valid personal identity certificate provided by Party B is inconsistent with the registered identity information, Party A has the right to refuse the above request of Party B.

If Party B releases illegal information, seriously violates social morality, or violates other prohibitive provisions of laws, Party A shall immediately terminate the provision of services to Party B.

Party A has the right to terminate the provision of services to Party B if Party B conducts improper acts when accepting Party A's services. The specific circumstances of such improper act shall be clearly agreed in this Agreement or belong to the prohibited act that Party A has explicitly informed in advance that the service should be terminated, otherwise, Party A shall not terminate the service to Party B.

If Party B provides false registered identity information or violates this Agreement, Party A has the right to suspend all or part of the services provided to Party B; When Party A takes a suspension measure, it shall notify Party B of the suspension period, which shall be reasonable, and Party A shall resume the service to Party B in time after the expiration of the suspension period.

If Party A suspends or terminates providing part or all of the services to Party B according to this article, Party A shall bear the burden of proof.

When Party A requires Party B to provide information related to its personal identity, it shall disclose its privacy protection policy and personal information utilization policy to Party B in a clear and visible way in advance, and take necessary measures to protect the security of Party B's personal information.

Without Party B's permission, Party A shall not provide, disclose or share the name, valid personal identity card number, contact information, home address and other personal identity information in Party B's registration data to any third party, except for the following circumstances:

4.2.1 Party B or its guardian authorizes Party A to disclose;

4.2.2 Party A is required by relevant laws to disclose;

4.2.3 Party A is required to provide by judicial or administrative authorities based on legal procedures;

4.2.4 When Party A files a lawsuit or arbitration against Party B in order to protect its legitimate rights and interests;

4.2.5 Party B's personal identity information is provided at the legal request of Party B's guardian.