Privacy and academic material
Privacy Policy
Read how CorePapers may handle account details, submitted writing content, support requests, third-party service processing, and privacy questions.
Information and service use
CorePapers may collect account details, payment-related identifiers from payment providers, support messages, technical or usage information, and writing content you choose to submit for processing. Information collected depends on the feature you use and the details you choose to provide.
Use data minimization for academic material
Before submitting material to a writing tool or support channel, consider whether it contains confidential research data, identifiable participant information, unpublished manuscripts, peer-review content, grant or proprietary material, credentials, or payment details. Do not submit information you are not permitted to share; follow the privacy, ethics, data-management, and course requirements that apply to your work.
Third-party services and retention
Payments may be processed by third-party providers. Authentication, hosting, analytics, infrastructure, and feature providers may process information needed for relevant services. CorePapers retains data as needed to operate the service, resolve disputes, meet legal requirements, and support legitimate operations.
Academic writing and permitted AI use
Privacy is only one part of responsible use. Follow the most local instruction that applies to your assignment, research, thesis, manuscript, or institution before using AI-assisted writing features. Read the AI Use and Disclosure Guide for a policy-first approach to privacy, source verification, human review, and disclosure.
Questions and site standards
For privacy questions or requests, email support@corepapers.space. Read the Editorial Policy and How CorePapers Content Is Created for site standards and updates.
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