PRIVACY POLICY
Updated December 13, 2025.
Updated December 13, 2025.
1. PRIVACY
ACM recognises the importance of protecting the privacy of himself and all users who visit the website located at ACMACOVEI.COM. All the Personal Information that you give to ACM himself us will be protected and kept confidential among ACM social media profiles, website and its aliated companies in accordance with the provisions set forth in this PRIVACY POLICY. When we use the term "Personal Information” we mean any information that can be used to personally identify or contact a specific individual, such as a name, address, telephone number or e-mail address. Our PRIVACY POLICY applies only to such PERSONAL INFORMATION collected by us via the Site and does not extend to any other website, whether or not it is aliated or linked to the Site or to ACM. ACM reserves the right to change our PRIVACY POLICY at any time. Each time you use the Site, the current version of our PRIVACY POLICY and User Agreement will apply and you should review our PRIVACY POLICY for any changes that have been made since your last visit to the Site. ACM is being responsible for adherence that means taking ownership to ensure actions align with agreed-upon plans, rules, or treatments, often in healthcare (like taking meds as prescribed) or business (following safety protocols), emphasizing a collaborative, informed commitment rather than passive obedience (compliance). It's about actively participating in the process and following through on agreed-upon behaviors for better outcomes. ACM has the right to remain silent for disclosure. ACM takes full responsibility of writing this PRIVACY POLICY by all means and respects, applies general rules for each and every single person online and offline assuring a SAFETY NET POLICY. ACM represents no country with no flag so it's a private personal brand which sells services and products via website worldwide and represents himself by all means. ACM has every right to choose wisely about paying taxes, how much taxes, when as specific time and where it is registred as a company and follows all national and international laws without any further questions. ACM represents the future generation, the new generation starting with 2026 and ACM intends to keep it like it was designed every new year so at its core it is a luxury brand and nothing can change this. ACM also reserves the right to choose wisely with who is doing business with and if and when the time will come to make it official partnership, sponsorship or any other activity without ACM agreement no other entity, public figure or private person can attack ACM as a brand's name and image. If anything will happen ACM has full rights to retaliate publicly and or in private, legally speaking only.
ACM stands with the phrase "NO GOVERNMENT CAN CONTROL ME" which means the following and generally signifies an individual's declaration of absolute sovereignty over their own body, actions and mind by rejecting the legitimacy of state authority, coercion or regulation. It is a stance often associated with anarchism, radical libertarianism or voluntaryism by emphasizing self-ownership rather than submission to any state-imposed rules. ACM is a private individual as a brand and will never tolerate anyone else to change how ACM operates. Any other project owned by ACM
past, present or future all have the foundations taken from ACM as it is the main project therefor any rules, any code written on ACMACOVEI.COM applies automatically to other ACM brands of course with some new changes to be updated on a later time.
ACM has its own Core Principles:
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Individual Sovereignty: The belief that each person has full responsibility and ownership of their own body and life, that no external agent "government" can rightfully violate that ownership. ACM owns ACM only then, now and forever.
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Rejection of Coercion: A refusal to acknowledge the moral authority of the state to force submission, particularly through laws, taxes or mandates.
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Voluntaryism/Anarchism: The idea that all human interactions should be voluntary, and that society can function without a central governing authority (anarchy).
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Intellectual Independence: A refusal to allow any government propaganda or narratives to control one's thinking or perception of reality.
Contextual Interpretations
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Anarchist View: Anarchists define this as a rejection of the state, which they see as a tool of domination and the promotion of a society built on voluntary free association.
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Self-Governance: It implies that an individual is capable of managing their own affairs and self-policing their behavior without the need for any state policing organization.
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"Plantation" Mentality: Some viewpoints argue that living in a society with a government is akin to living on a "plantation" and that stating "no government can control me" is an attempt to break free from that mental and physical subjugation.
Critical Perspectives
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Practical Limitations: Some arguments suggest that in a modern society, true freedom from all control is impossible as even in the absence of a government, individuals are still controlled by the immediate, harsh and limiting circumstances of survival.
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The Illusion of Control: Some believe that attempting to live totally free is an illusion and that even in an anarchist society "rules" would likely still exist just formulated differently.
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Need for Structure: Opposing views argue that without a government, society might descend into chaos where local more brutal "rulers" (warlords or chaotic elements) might take over. ACM will never allow anyone to take over.
In summary, it is a declaration of personal autonomy and personal privacy that denies the state's moral authority asserting that the individual is not subject to the power structures of any governing body.
Assuring a SAFETY NET POLICY means creating reliable systems (social, financial or operational) that catch people or systems when they fall, typically through targeted support like cash, food, insurance or strict work procedures (LOTOTO permits) to prevent hazards, ensuring coverage for vulnerable groups (poor, disabled, unemployed individuals) while encouraging work and constantly evaluating and streamlining processes to reduce burdens and ensure effectiveness, preventing poverty and promoting well-being. ACM may also work with other companies outside fitness and some of these rules applies anywhere else as well, just for clarification. ACM is always looking to apply these rules just because of the general boundaries that sometimes it may get broken. No one and no company is above the Law.
In Healthcare:
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Definition: The extent to which a person's behavior (taking medicine, diet, lifestyle changes) matches the recommendations made with their healthcare provider.
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Responsibility: The patient actively chooses to follow the plan, understanding why it's important, making it a partnership and not just being told what to do.
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Example: A diabetic patient consistently monitoring blood sugar and taking insulin as discussed with their doctor, rather than just taking pills because they were told to.
In Business & General Contexts:
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Definition: Ensuring operations, employees or processes consistently follow established standards, regulations or policies.
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Responsibility: Individuals or teams are accountable for upholding information, rules, safety guidelines or quality standards.
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Example: A Manager is responsible for ensuring their team adheres to new safety procedures during equipment operation.
Key Difference from Compliance:
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Adherence: Active, collaborative, patient-centered involves agreement.
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Compliance: Passive, following orders without necessarily understanding or agreeing.
2. PERSONAL INFORMATION
Personal Information is collected when users voluntarily register with the Site or contact ACM via the Site in order to receive newsletters, new product launch informations and special events information or to answer surveys, enter contests and receive notices of other promotional opportunities or when users or visitors of the Site otherwise voluntarily provide such information. ACM may use the Personal Information you provide for various purposes such as to create a personal customer profile in order to let you know of products, services or events that may be of special interest to you. However, ACM will neither disclose nor sell any Personal Information about you to a party unrelated to ACM, except to comply with applicable laws, regulations, subpoenas or court orders or otherwise respond to government inquiries, protect the rights or property of ACM or its aliated or related entities or if ACM reasonably believes that you have used information from the Site in order to commit unlawful acts, or acts that may endanger the health and/or safety of any person of the public. ACM may appoint third party service providers to administer and/or operate certain functions or services relating to the Site or ACM operations and businesses, the performance of which may require or be facilitated by a transfer of the Personal Information submitted by you. Any such transfer shall be under strict confidentiality and security obligations and for the sole purpose of the performance of those obligations.
3. ADDITIONAL PRIVACY PROTECTION FOR CHILDREN USING THE INTERNET
ACM does not intend to collect any Personal Information from children. If we learn that a child under the legal age of 13 has provided Personal Information to the Site, we will promptly remove such information from the Site's files.
4. AGGREGATE INFORMATION
ACM also collects aggregate information, which is used in a collective manner, and from which no individual person can be identified. The types of aggregate information we collect may include frequency of visits to the Site, search terms entered, most frequently visited pages on the Site and/or location, age or gender of Site Users (collectively, Aggregate Information). By knowing more about the general profile of our Site Users (without identifying any specific individuals characteristics), we believe we can improve your experience. Aggregate Information collected on the Site may be used and disclosed in any way. For example, we may collect and analyze collected Aggregate Information to determine how many visitors arrived at certain pages of the Site, how long they stayed on those pages, and where they went afterwards. This information allow us to determine which pages might be the most interesting to our visitors and enables us to provide them with a better and richer experience on the Site. Additionally, we may use Aggregate Information to improve the performance of our Site, and to customize the content and layout of our Site pages for you.
5. COOKIES AND TRACKING TECHNOLOGIES
A cookie is a string of information or a small text file that a website stores on a visitor’s device, and that the visitor’s browser or operating system provides to “remember” things about your visit. Management Events uses cookies to help it identify and track visitors, their usage of the Services, and their access preferences, improving quality, tailoring recommendations, and developing the Services. The cookies will not enable Management Events to access and review information stored on your computer. In addition to cookies, ACM may use other existing or later developed tracking technologies. ACM works with third parties who use cookies and other tracking technologies to track the efectiveness of the advertisements that may be placed in the Services & Website. They are used for analyzing advertisement view counts. They might also allow the advertiser to tailor advertising to you when you visit other websites, and/or set, change, alter or modify settings or configurations on your device. If you do not wish to have cookies placed on your computers, you should set the devices to refuse cookies or tracking before using the Services, with the drawback that certain features of such service may not function properly. Please note that some parts of the Services may be country specific and may not work properly if ACM is unable to tell where you are accessing the Services from.
6. SECURITY
Protecting your information is of primary concern to ACM. ACM stores the information that it collects on a secure server. Not with standing the foregoing, no transmission of information over the Internet is guaranteed to be completely secure. It is possible that third parties not under the control of ACM may be able to access or intercept transmissions unlawfully. While ACM will use all reasonable attempts to keep your information secured, ACM cannot absolutely guarantee that security is in place. Thus, any information that you transmit to us at ACM is at your own risk so be aware.
7. LINKS TO OTHER SITES
The Site may contain links to sites other than our own. Those sites may have their own PRIVACY POLICY or NO PRIVACY POLICY at all. Neither ACM nor any of our service providers have any responsibility for those specific sites, and ACM provides these links solely for the convenience of our visitors. These sites may send their own cookies to you and may collect information and use it in a way inconsistent with this PRIVACY POLICY. We encourage you to review the privacy policies and user agreements of any third-party sites or services before providing any of them with any of your Personal Information including but not limited to, the websites of companies with whom we have business or marketing relationships such as companies that sell products or services.
If you link to a third party website, you will leave the Site and this PRIVACY POLICY will not apply to your use of, and activities on those other websites. If you provide Personal Information to any such third party website, your transaction will occur on such third party's website(s) (not ACM website) and the Personal Information you provide will be collected by and controlled by the PRIVACY POLICY of that third party. We encourage you to read the legal notices posted on those third party websites, including their privacy policies. ACM provides links to other sites as a convenience to Site Users but we have no responsibility or liability for your visitation to, and the data collection and use practices of such third party websites.
8. RIGHTS OF THE DATA SUBJECTS
You may contact ACM and we will inform what Personal Information we have collected and processed regarding you and the purposes such data is used for. You have the right to have corrected any incorrect, incomplete, outdated, or unnecessary Personal Information stored about you by contacting us. You may object to certain use of Personal Information, including direct marketing, if such data are processed for other purposes than purposes necessary for the performance of our Services or for compliance with a legal obligation. You may also object any further processing of Personal Information after prior given consent. If you object to the further processing of Personal Information, this may lead to fewer possibilities to receive ACM information. You may also ask us to delete your Personal Information from our systems. We will comply with such request unless we have a legitimate ground to not delete the data. After the data has been deleted, we may not immediately be able to delete all residual copies from all our systems. Such copies shall be deleted as soon as reasonably possible. You may request us to restrict processing of certain Personal Information, this may however lead to fewer possibilities to use our website and other Services. You have the right to receive Personal Information provided by you to us in a structured, commonly used format. These rights may be used by sending an e-mail to us on the address andrei@goldenvipers.com, including the following information: name, phone number, e-mail that was used to register and other information and details of the Services you have used. We may request the provision of additional information necessary to confirm your identity. We may reject requests that are unreasonably repetitive, excessive or manifestly unfounded.
9. BUSINESS TRANSFERS
In the event that ACM or any aliates is acquired (whether by sale of assets or ownership interests) by or merged with a third party entity, ACM reserves the right, in any of these circumstances, to transfer or assign the Personal Information and Aggregate Information we have collected from Site Users as part of such merger, acquisition, sale or other change of control. In the unlikely event of our bankruptcy, insolvency, reorganisation, receivership or assignment for the benefit of creditors or the application of laws or equitable principles affecting creditors rights generally, ACM may transfer the Data to a successor or to a third party that purchases our assets arising from such circumstances.
10. STORAGE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION & MAINTENANCE OF THE SITE
ACM maintains this Site in diferent regions. By providing Personal Information and other information and/or content to this Site, you understand and consent to the collection, use, processing and transfer of such information to Netherlands and other countries or territories, which may not offer the same level of data protection as the country where you reside, in accordance with the terms of this PRIVACY POLICY.
11. IDENTIFYING & REPORTING PHISHING
Phishing is a fraudulent technique used to impersonate legitimate trusted sources in order to collect sensitive data such as passwords, account details and credit card numbers. Because ACM is a trustworthy and well-known service, attackers may attempt to impersonate ACM with fake emails and websites in order to target and deceive. The information in this page can help you identify suspicious messages
pretending to come from ACM or other legitimate sources so always trust official website and channels. Never allow untrusted connections to take place.
SUSPICIOUS EMAILS
Phishing emails are sent by scammers attempting to impersonate an organization you trust. To help identify a phishing attempt, please check the following:
CHECK THE SENDER
Always check the sender's full email address carefully for misspellings, extra characters or unusual email domains that try to mimic ACM sender address formats for example, noreply@vacemacovei.com or acm-support-team@gmail.com.
REVIEW THE CONTENT OF THE EMAILS
Be cautious of emails which ask for your personal information, ask you to download or view files from an unfamiliar source or sources.
Look out for grammar or spelling errors overly urgent language, pressure to act immediately or vague / incorrect information. Additionally hover over any links in the email without clicking to see the actual destination URL. Links in official ACM emails will only direct to ACM owned sites and / or services.
VERIFY THE INFORMATION FROM ACM OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS ONLY
All social media platforms links are available only through ACMACOVEI.COM nothing more. Check for verified accounts only that are designed by ACM.
HANDLING A SUSPICIOUS EMAIL
If you received a suspicious email that appears to have been sent from ACM or any company claiming to be associated with ACM do not click links, download attachments or reply to these messages. This could be a possible attempt to impersonate ACM for the purpose of gathering information. Instead forward the email address directly to sales@acmacovei.com and include the full technical email headers. This will help ACM himself to investigate where the email came from and to stop it from spreading to other users so we can prevent future fraudal events to take place.
EMAIL PROTECTION
ACM employs a PRIVACY POLICY that includes a number of mail validation tools in order to protect our users including:
SPF
An SPF - SENDER POLICY FRAMEWORK record identifies which email servers are permitted to send email on behalf of your own domain. This record prevents spammers from sending messages with forged sender email addresses to your domain. If you get any emails that are not official ACM email address immediately block communications with them all.
DKIM
DKIM - DOMAIN KEYS IDENTIFIED MAIL is an email authentication method designed to detect email spoofing. DKIM allows the receiver to verify that the email received was indeed authorized by the owner of that domain, in this case ACM.
DMARC
DMARC - DOMAIN BASED MESSAGE AUTHENTICATION REPORTING AND CONFORMANCE is an email validation system designed to detect and prevent email spoofing. It helps to protect against forged sender email addresses that post as a legitimate organization, in this case ACM.
SUSPICIOUS WEBSITES
Phishing sites will often use a very similar domain name which visitors can easily overlook. For example, your domain name might be anything.com but the phishing website might have the domain name aanything.com. These domain names look similar but are spelled slightly differently in order to trick you. The best way to recognize a phishing website is to check the domain name in the address line and compare it to the original website's domain name to verify its legitimacy. If you think that you have been the target of a phishing attack from a website built alert immediately ACM as we may prevent new upcoming attacks. The suspicious websites and social media profiles will be removed if we have very hard evidence.
SUSPICIOUS FORM SUBMISSIONS AND OTHER CRM MESSAGES
ACM will never contact you about any account, billing, domains or any other issues through your website's contact forms, website inboxes or other CRM tools. These channels are used for communication only between you and your website visitors / contacts and not for official messages from ACM.
If you received the suspicious message as a direct email notification in your personal inbox:
Do not click links, download attachments or reply to the messages.
If you suspect it may be a phishing attempt, forward the email with full technical headers to sales@acmacovei.com so we can investigate and retaliate legally.
SUSPICIOUS EMAILS FROM ACM "PARTNERS"
ACM MARKETPLACE PARTNERS are vetted professionals you can find in all marketplaces. Because these PARTNERS are visible and searchable, malicious actors sometimes impersonate them or claim that they're from ACM just to gain access to your sensitive information.
If you've received an unexpected message claiming to be from ACM always ask yourself:
Did you find them ? Or did they find you ? And how ?
Are they pressuring you to act urgently ? Scammers are always that desperate.
Do you understand exactly what work they're proposing ? Or is it vaque ?
Did you recently submit a project request for the work they are proposing ?
Are they transparent about scope, pricing and expected results ? You can always ask them for official channel links with verified badges as in social accounts to make sure they are officials and doing legit business.
Once you've considered the questions above, use the following checks to help confirm the MARKETPLACE PARTNER as in identity before engaging further.
Verifying the MARKETPLACE PARTNER by helping you with the following steps:
CHECK THE SENDER'S EMAIL ADDRESS CAREFULLY: Look for misspellings or extra characters in the domain. Scammers often use domain name lookalikes to appear convincing.
FIND THEM YOURSELF: Don't click their links. From your account dashboard go to My Projects and verify the contact details under Professional Details. Real Partners most often use the same contact details reflected on their own profile or website.
VALIDATE THEIR COMPANY PRESENCE: Cross-check the company's website and social links as an example taken from ACMACOVEI.COM directly and not from the messages you received.
Use Collaborator access only: You never need to share your passwords and private informations.
NOTICE:
Not all professionals or PARTNERS who uses ACM services are in the all of marketplace. Anyone can apply to become a PARTNER. Apply the same safety checks above and do not share your login details.
