Official Rules and Campaign Privacy Notice

Part 1Parties and administration

Part 2Eligibility and periods

Part 3Scoring

Challenge 1 - Complete the Journey (50 of 100 points)

Runs on the participant's own app. Testing only - no diagnosis or fixing here.

Challenge 2 - The Mozark Challenge (45–50 of 100 points)

Same app for every participant, seeded with a known, fixed set of defects - this is what makes root-cause and fix scoring possible without open-ended human judgment (see the automated-scoring methodology already agreed for this app).

Bonus Pool - 50 Points, On Top of the 100

A separate pool, not folded into either challenge's base score. Both conditions are Challenge 2 gates, not open-ended - each either applies in full or not at all.

Part 4Prizes

The approximate retail values below are stated as at the date of issue of this document and are inclusive of applicable taxes unless stated otherwise. No prize other than one expressly listed in this Part 3 is offered or promised. Students participating are only eligible for prizes when both phases of the challenge have been engaged with.

Part 4Governing law

1Sponsor, Administrator and Acceptance

1.1 The Campaign is sponsored by the Lead Sponsor identified in Schedule 1. References to "Mozark", "Sponsor", "we", "us" or "our" mean that legal entity and, where relevant, the applicable country prize provider identified in Schedule 1. No employee, alumnus, faculty member, campus contact, Ambassador, agency staff member or marketing team member is the sponsor in an individual capacity, and none of them has authority to vary these Rules, waive a requirement, promise a prize or confirm a result.

1.2 By registering, activating a Campaign account, making an Official Attempt, submitting Campaign work or accepting a prize, you confirm that you have read, understood and agree to be legally bound by these Official Rules, Schedule 1, the Scoring Methodology, the Campaign Privacy Notice in Part B, the consents in Part C, the Mozark Platform Terms of Service and the Mozark Acceptable Use Policy. If you do not agree to all of them, do not participate.

1.3 Order of precedence. If there is a conflict on a Campaign-specific matter, the documents apply in this order: (a) these Official Rules; (b) Schedule 1; (c) the Scoring Methodology; (d) the Campaign Privacy Notice; (e) the Platform Terms of Service; (f) the Acceptable Use Policy. Marketing copy, campaign creative, social media posts, campus presentations, agency material and verbal statements do not amend these Rules and must not be relied on.

1.4 We may require you to reconfirm specific safety rules when you register an app or begin a test. You may not participate if you do not accept the applicable rules at that point.

1.5 These Rules are published in English. We may provide translations for convenience. If a translation conflicts with the English text, the English text controls to the extent permitted by applicable law.

1.6 No purchase or payment is necessary to enter or win. Entry is free. Purchasing or using any Mozark product or service does not improve a participant's score or chance of winning and will not be taken into account in scoring or winner selection.

1.7 The Campaign is a competition of skill. Results are determined by the objective, published criteria in the Scoring Methodology applied to each participant's own work, and not by chance, lot, draw or random selection. The Campaign is not a lottery, prize competition based on chance, wagering contract, betting activity or game of chance, and no stake, entry fee or other consideration is required or accepted. The Campaign is void in any jurisdiction in which it would be characterised otherwise, or in which it is otherwise prohibited or restricted.

1.8 Participation does not create any employment, agency, partnership, joint venture, internship, apprenticeship, work-for-hire, contractor or fiduciary relationship between a participant and the Sponsor. No participant is entitled to any salary, stipend, fee, expense reimbursement, internship, placement, job offer, academic credit or other compensation by reason of participating.

2Definitions

Administrator means the agency or service provider named in Schedule 1, appointed to administer registration, communications and campus operations on Mozark's written instructions.

AI Tool means any generative or assistive artificial-intelligence system used to produce or materially assist code, tests, prompts, documentation, analysis or other Submission content.

Allow List means the list published at the Allow List URL in Schedule 1 of third-party apps for which Mozark holds current written authorisation from the rights holder permitting limited Campaign testing within a defined scope. An app is Allow-Listed only while it appears at that URL and only within the scope shown there.

App means a mobile or web application registered for use in the Campaign.

Campaign Materials means the Mozark platform, challenge environments, challenge apps, sandbox apps, scoring logic, hidden validation cases, documentation, learning content, templates and brand assets made available for the Campaign.

Campaign Period means the period beginning when the Registration Period opens and ending when the Verification Period closes, as stated in Schedule 1.

Controlled Challenge means the standardised Mozark challenge environment, app, data and hidden validation cases used to determine Major Material Prizes.

Force Majeure Event means any event beyond a party's reasonable control, including act of God, natural disaster, epidemic, pandemic or public-health measure, war, terrorism, civil unrest, strike or labour dispute, fire, flood, earthquake, power or telecommunications failure, internet, hosting or cloud-provider outage, cyber-attack, malware, denial-of-service, fraud materially affecting Campaign integrity, change in applicable law, government or regulatory action, court or regulatory order, supplier, customs or logistics failure, or closure of an institution or venue.

Major Material Prize means the overall iPhone prize or a Track Award, and not a certificate, badge, title, founder session, merchandise item or low-value weekly recognition, unless Schedule 1 states otherwise.

Official Attempt means a scored run submitted within the Challenge Period under the published attempt limit.

Open Exploration means testing of a participant-owned, authorised, Mozark sandbox or Allow-Listed app for learning, credentials and non-major recognition.

Participant means an eligible individual who has registered for the Campaign and accepted these Rules.

Permitted Scope means the testing activity permitted by section 9, as further limited by any app-specific condition shown on the Allow List or in the Campaign Materials.

Released Parties means the Sponsor, each country prize provider, the Administrator, and each of their respective holding, subsidiary and affiliated companies, and the directors, officers, employees, contractors, agents, service providers, prize suppliers, judging-technology providers, insurers and professional advisers of each of them.

Scoring Methodology means the scoring document published at the Scoring URL in Schedule 1, as in force when the Challenge Period opens.

Submission means test cases, scripts, prompts, logs, defect reports, screenshots, recordings, code patches, fixes, written explanations and other work submitted for the Campaign.

Track Award means the prize designated in Schedule 1 for the highest eligible participant in the AI Engineer Track and in the AI Prosumer Track respectively.

3Eligibility

3.1 You are eligible only if, at the time of registration and throughout the Campaign, you: (a) are at least 18 years old and have reached the age of majority where you live; (b) are legally resident in India or in the United States; (c) are currently enrolled at a recognised college, university or other higher-education institution; (d) have the legal capacity and authority to accept these Rules; and (e) satisfy any institution-specific eligibility condition stated on the Campaign page.

3.2 The Campaign is not open to employees, officers, directors, interns or contractors of the Sponsor, any country prize provider, the Administrator, any campaign agency, prize supplier or judging-technology provider, or to their immediate family or household members. It is also not open to any person directly involved in creating the challenge data, hidden validation cases or scoring system.

3.3 The Campaign is void where prohibited, and where the Sponsor would require a registration, bond, licence, permit or filing that it has not completed. We may restrict or exclude a state, territory, institution or location at any time before entry closes where the Sponsor determines that participation cannot lawfully proceed there.

3.4 We may request reasonable proof of age, identity, residence and current student status. Do not send government identification, tax identifiers or financial details until we ask for them through a secure channel identified by us. Failure to complete verification within the time stated in our request may result in disqualification.

3.5 If you are in the United States on a student or other non-immigrant visa, or in any country on a visa or permit with conditions on activity or income, you are responsible for confirming with your institution or immigration adviser that participation and acceptance of a prize are permitted. The Sponsor does not provide immigration, tax or legal advice.

3.6 If your institution, scholarship, bursary, funding body, employer or research agreement restricts participation in external competitions, the acceptance of prizes or the publication of work, you are responsible for obtaining any permission required before you register. The Sponsor is not responsible for any consequence of your failure to do so.

3.7 Sanctions and export control. You confirm that you are not resident in, or ordinarily located in, a country or territory subject to comprehensive trade sanctions, and that you are not a person or entity named on any applicable restricted-party, denied-party or sanctions list. The Sponsor may refuse participation, withhold a prize or cancel delivery where participation or delivery would or might breach applicable sanctions, export-control, customs or anti-money-laundering law.

3.8 An inaccurate age, residence, enrolment or eligibility declaration is a material breach of these Rules. If we determine that a participant was ineligible, we may suspend the account, remove Submissions, withdraw credentials, forfeit prizes (including recovering a prize already delivered) and delete personal data except records we must retain for legal, tax, security or dispute purposes.

3.9 The Sponsor is not obliged to award a prize in a Track or stage that receives fewer than the minimum number of valid eligible entries stated in Schedule 1, or where no entry meets any minimum score threshold published in the Scoring Methodology.

4Campaign Periods and Official Time

4.1 The Registration, Challenge, Verification and Winner Announcement periods are set out in Schedule 1. Entries, tests, fixes or Submissions recorded outside the applicable period do not count unless the Sponsor confirms an extension in writing on the Campaign page.

4.2 The Mozark platform timestamp and server records are the official and conclusive record of receipt. Participants are responsible for time-zone conversion, connectivity, device readiness and submitting early enough to complete before the deadline.

4.3 The Sponsor may close registration early where a published capacity limit is reached, and may extend, shorten, suspend or reschedule any period where reasonably necessary because of a Force Majeure Event, a legal requirement or a material integrity threat. Any change will be posted on the Campaign page.

5Registration and Accounts

5.1 Register through the official Campaign page, complete the age gate, provide accurate required details, choose a Participant Track, accept the required terms and activate the personal invitation sent to the registered email address.

5.2 One individual may hold only one Campaign account. Invitation links are personal, single-use and may not be sold, shared, auctioned, traded or forwarded. Team submissions are not permitted unless Schedule 1 expressly allows them.

5.3 You are responsible for the security of your account and credentials and for all activity conducted through your account, whether or not authorised by you. Notify us at enquiry@mozark.ai immediately if you believe your account has been compromised.

5.4 Do not use a false identity, disposable or shared contact information, another person's credentials, a proxy participant or automated registration. We may apply reasonable anti-fraud checks, including duplicate-account signals, account history, device, browser and network indicators, without making those indicators or their thresholds public.

5.5 Campaign platform access is provided for the Campaign only and may be closed ninety (90) days after the Winner announcement date stated in Schedule 1. Continued access to any other Mozark service requires a separate choice and separate applicable terms; it is not automatic and is not a prize.

5.6 A Campaign account, a place in the Campaign, a credential and an entitlement to a prize are personal to the participant and may not be assigned, transferred or otherwise dealt with.

6Participant Tracks and Campaign Stages

6.1 AI Engineer Track. For participants who build or modify code and may submit code-level fixes, automated tests or technical implementation evidence.

6.2 AI Prosumer Track. For participants who build with prompts, AI-assisted tools, low-code or no-code platforms and may submit workflow-level fixes or configuration changes without traditional coding.

6.3 Choose the Track that best reflects how you will complete the work. You may not switch Tracks after your first Official Attempt unless the Sponsor corrects an obvious registration error. We may reclassify an entry where objective evidence shows it was entered in the wrong Track.

6.4 Open Exploration lets you bring an eligible App, define meaningful user journeys, run permitted tests, identify issues, apply fixes where you are authorised to do so, and retest. It may count toward learning levels, credentials, campus recognition and specified non-major awards.

6.5 The Controlled Challenge uses a common environment and hidden validation cases so that every participant faces a comparable task. Only the Controlled Challenge score determines the overall iPhone winner and the Track Awards, unless Schedule 1 expressly states otherwise.

6.6 Defects deliberately inserted into your own App, issues already known to you, duplicate reports and cosmetic variations of the same underlying issue do not increase your Controlled Challenge score. They may be used for learning if clearly disclosed, but they do not count toward a Major Material Prize.

7Scoring, Review and Winner Determination

7.1 The Scoring Methodology identified in Schedule 1 is incorporated into these Rules. It states the available points, evidence requirements, attempt limits, score deductions, tie-breakers and any minimum threshold. The version published at the Scoring URL and in force when the Challenge Period opens controls.

7.2 The Controlled Challenge is scored against machine-verifiable events, platform logs, known challenge states and hidden validation cases. The intended framework is a 100-point score covering test coverage, valid defect detection, false-positive control, root-cause accuracy, verified fixes and regression or repeatability. The final weights will be published at the Scoring URL before Official Attempts begin.

7.3 A defect counts only where the evidence shows a reproducible failure against the challenge specification. A fix counts only where the same condition fails before the fix, passes after the fix and does not cause the applicable regression checks to fail.

7.4 Automated scoring determines technical results. Human review is limited to eligibility, integrity, duplicate consolidation, evidence validity, system-error correction, application of published tie-breakers and enforcement of these Rules. Reviewers may not add subjective "creativity", "presentation" or popularity points unless a separately named non-technical award expressly uses them.

7.5 Practice runs, where offered, do not count. Each participant receives the number of Official Attempts per stage stated in Schedule 1. Unless the Scoring Methodology states otherwise, the highest valid Official Attempt counts. An attempt affected by a confirmed Mozark platform failure may be reset; participant connectivity, device performance or battery, unsupported configurations, browser extensions, local network restrictions and missed deadlines are not platform failures.

7.6 Major prize rankings use the total Controlled Challenge score. Ties are broken, in order, by: (a) higher verified-fix score; (b) better false-positive control; (c) higher root-cause accuracy; (d) higher regression and repeatability score; and (e) earlier timestamp of the final valid Official Attempt. A final deterministic challenge run may be used if a tie remains.

7.7 Referral counts, social-media engagement, event attendance, campus size, public voting, follower numbers and campus popularity never change a technical score or decide a Major Material Prize.

7.8 Review. A participant who believes there has been a calculation error, an association error (a result attributed to the wrong account or attempt) or an eligibility error may request review by writing to enquiry@mozark.ai with the subject line "SCORE REVIEW" within seven (7) days of the result being published, identifying the specific error and the evidence relied on. Requests made outside that period, or on grounds other than those three, will not be considered. Re-judging the quality of work outside the published Scoring Methodology is not available. Following review, the Sponsor's determination of scores, rankings and winners is final and binding on all participants in relation to the conduct and outcome of the competition, subject to any right of the participant that applicable law does not permit to be excluded.

8Fair Play, Anti-Gaming and Use of AI Tools

8.1 You must complete the Campaign honestly and independently. You remain responsible for every output, prompt, test, fix and statement submitted through your account.

8.2 You must not create multiple accounts; share answers, challenge credentials, hidden states or test data; tamper with logs; falsify timestamps or evidence; automate account creation; use another person to complete work; interfere with another participant; exploit a platform error rather than reporting it; or attempt to discover hidden validation cases outside the permitted interface.

8.3 You must not seed defects, manufacture failures, suppress successful results, repeatedly report the same root cause, or select intentionally broken builds to inflate an Open Exploration count. The Sponsor may normalise, merge or exclude such results.

8.4 The Sponsor may audit scores using platform telemetry, App version or build identifiers, test sequence, evidence hashes, duplicate patterns and reruns. We may ask a finalist to reproduce a result in a supervised remote session under the same rules. Failure to reproduce a material result, without a reasonable platform-related explanation, may lead to removal of that score and of any dependent ranking, credential or prize.

8.5 Security and anti-fraud methods are confidential. The Sponsor is not required to disclose hidden validation cases, detection thresholds, model parameters, other participants' data or any information that would enable circumvention.

8.6 Use of AI Tools. You may use AI Tools only where the Scoring Methodology permits, and you must disclose their use where the Scoring Methodology or a Submission form asks for it. You are solely responsible for every AI-generated output you submit, including its accuracy, originality, licensing and legality. You must not input another person's personal data, confidential information, credentials, access tokens or third-party source code you are not licensed to disclose into any AI Tool. Your use of an AI Tool is governed by that provider's terms; the Sponsor is not a party to that relationship and accepts no responsibility for it.

9Permitted App Testing

This section defines the only testing you are permitted to carry out in the Campaign. Testing anything else, or testing in any other way, is outside the Campaign, is not authorised by Mozark and may expose you to civil and criminal liability.

9.1 You may test only: (a) an App that you own and have authority to test; (b) an App for which the owner has given you written permission covering the proposed tests, in the form set out in Annexure 1 or a form the Sponsor accepts in writing; (c) a Mozark-provided sandbox or challenge App; or (d) a third-party App shown on the current Allow List, and only within the scope shown there. You may nominate another App, but you must not test it until Mozark confirms approval in writing.

9.2 For any App you do not own, testing is limited to ordinary user journeys, through the public user interface, at normal human usage levels and within any platform-enforced rate limit. Approval for functional testing is not approval for security research, performance stress testing, data extraction or access to non-public systems.

9.3 You must not conduct load, stress, spike, soak, volume, denial-of-service or availability testing; penetration testing, vulnerability scanning, fuzzing, port scanning or injection testing; API probing outside documented public use; scraping or bulk extraction; reverse engineering or decompilation; bypass of authentication, paywalls, rate limits, region controls, device attestation or technical protection measures; credential stuffing; malware activity; or any other action likely to degrade, disrupt, burden or gain unauthorised access to a service.

9.4 Do not test Apps or journeys involving banking, payment initiation, securities trading, cryptocurrency transfers, insurance, healthcare or health records, government or civic services, defence, critical infrastructure, emergency services, gambling, adult services, dating or child-directed services, or any other high-risk or regulated category, unless Mozark has expressly provided a sandbox for that category.

9.5 Use synthetic data and dedicated test accounts. Never use a real bank card, government identifier, health record, student record, employer credential, institutional administrator account or another person's account. Do not upload production databases, source code you do not own, access tokens, secrets or confidential information.

9.6 Do not collect, view, copy, record or submit another person's personal data. Redact names, email addresses, phone numbers, faces, account identifiers, precise locations, financial information and any other identifying content from screenshots, logs and recordings before submitting them.

9.7 If you unexpectedly encounter a possible security vulnerability, exposed credential or third-party personal data, stop immediately. Do not reproduce it beyond what is necessary to confirm that you should stop, do not download, retain, publish or disclose it, and report it privately to enquiry@mozark.ai with the subject line "SECURITY". Security vulnerabilities receive no Campaign points. Mozark will decide whether and how any responsible disclosure is made.

9.8 You must comply with the target App's applicable terms of service and with all applicable laws. Inclusion on the Allow List defines the Campaign's permitted scope but does not authorise conduct outside that scope and does not override the App owner's terms. Mozark may reject or remove any App or test at any time for legal, safety, capacity or rights-holder reasons, without compensation to the participant.

9.9 App-specific findings are confidential unless Mozark approves publication in writing. Participants must not publicly name, rank, criticise or contact an App owner about Campaign findings, and must not use Campaign findings to solicit business from an App owner. Mozark may publish aggregated and de-identified patterns that do not identify an App, a user or a confidential implementation.

9.10 No authorisation by Mozark. Mozark does not own, control or speak for any third-party App, service or system. Nothing in these Rules, the Campaign Materials, any Allow List entry, any learning content or any communication from Mozark, the Administrator, an Ambassador or a campus contact constitutes authorisation, instruction, encouragement, direction, procurement or ratification of any testing outside the Permitted Scope. Testing outside the Permitted Scope is the participant's own independent act, undertaken without Mozark's authority, outside the Campaign and in breach of these Rules.

9.11 Legal warning. Accessing, testing, modifying or interfering with a computer system, application, network or data without the owner's authorisation may be a civil wrong and a criminal offence, including under sections 43, 43A, 65 and 66 of the Information Technology Act, 2000 (India), the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, 18 U.S.C. § 1030 and applicable state computer-crime statutes (United States), and equivalent laws elsewhere. Mozark may be required to preserve, produce and disclose account records, telemetry and Submissions relating to such conduct to an affected service, an institution, law enforcement or a court.

9.12 Evidence of permission. Where you test an App you do not own, you must obtain the owner's written permission before any testing begins, retain it for twelve (12) months after the Campaign closes and produce it to the Sponsor within three (3) business days of request. Failure to produce permission on request is grounds for immediate suspension, removal of scores and credentials and disqualification, and the Sponsor may treat the associated testing as unauthorised.

9.13 Mozark is not a party to any agreement, permission or arrangement between you and an App owner, and accepts no responsibility or liability under it. Any dispute with an App owner is between you and that owner.

10Submissions and Intellectual Property

10.1 You retain ownership of intellectual property that you lawfully own in your Submission. The Campaign does not transfer ownership of your App or source code to Mozark.

10.2 You grant the Sponsor and its service providers a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free, sublicensable licence, for the period reasonably needed, to host, copy, store, analyse, reproduce, validate, display internally and review the Submission solely to operate, secure, audit and report on the Campaign, resolve disputes and comply with law. Aggregated and irreversibly de-identified statistics may be retained and used after that period without restriction.

10.3 Any wider use of your name, image, quotes, App screenshots, demonstration video or identifiable work for marketing requires the separate publicity permission described in section 14 and Annexure 3. Refusing that optional permission does not affect your eligibility, score, credential or prize.

10.4 You represent and warrant that your Submission is your own work or that you hold all necessary rights, licences and permissions; that it does not infringe any intellectual property, privacy, confidentiality, publicity or contractual right; that it contains no malicious code, unlawful, defamatory or obscene content; and that any open-source or AI-generated element is used and disclosed in accordance with its applicable terms.

10.5 Do not submit trade secrets or information subject to a confidentiality obligation. If your own App contains proprietary source code, submit only the minimum patch, evidence or executable access required by the Scoring Methodology. Mozark does not accept any obligation of confidentiality in respect of a Submission unless agreed separately in writing and signed by an authorised signatory of the Sponsor.

10.6 Mozark owns, and retains all rights in, the Campaign, the Campaign Materials, the platform, challenge environments, scoring logic, hidden validation cases, documentation, brand assets and all improvements to them. A participant receives only a limited, revocable, non-transferable, non-sublicensable right to access and use them for the Campaign, which ends when the participant's Campaign access ends.

10.7 Feedback. Any suggestion, idea, comment, bug report or other feedback you give about the Mozark platform, challenge environment, documentation or the Campaign itself ("Feedback") is given voluntarily and non-confidentially. You grant Mozark a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free, sublicensable and transferable licence to use, reproduce, modify and exploit the Feedback for any purpose without restriction, attribution or payment. Feedback does not include your App or your source code.

10.8 Moral rights. To the extent permitted by applicable law, you waive, and agree not to assert, moral rights in the Submission against the Sponsor and its licensees in connection with the uses permitted by these Rules. Where a waiver is not permitted, you consent to those uses.

10.9 AI-generated material. If any part of your Submission was generated or materially assisted by an AI Tool, you confirm that you have the right to use and submit it and that its use complies with the AI Tool provider's terms. Rights in AI-generated material may be limited or unprotectable in some jurisdictions; the Sponsor makes no representation about the legal status, ownership or protectability of such material.

10.10 Open source. If your Submission includes, links to or modifies open-source software, you are responsible for complying with the applicable licence, including notice, attribution, copyleft and source-availability obligations.

10.11 Independent development. The Sponsor and its personnel independently create and acquire testing tools, methods, content and challenge material. Nothing in these Rules restricts the Sponsor from developing, acquiring or commercialising anything similar to a Submission, and the Sponsor has no obligation of confidence, compensation, accounting or acknowledgement in respect of any unsolicited idea.

11Leaderboards, Credentials and Certificates

11.1 Leaderboards use a participant-selected display name or a system-generated pseudonym by default. Institution and Track may be shown. Your full legal name, contact details and precise location will not be displayed unless required for a verified winner list or you separately consent.

11.2 A credential or certificate records completion of, or achievement against, the published Campaign requirements. It is not an academic degree, academic credit, licence, professional certification, accreditation, employment reference, job offer, internship offer or any guarantee that an employer or institution will recognise it.

11.3 Mozark may verify a credential through a unique credential ID and may revoke a credential obtained through fraud, material error or breach of these Rules. Revocation records may be retained to prevent reissue.

11.4 Titles may stack. A participant may be the overall champion and a Track leader, but the one-Major-Material-Prize rule in section 12 applies.

11.5 A credential, certificate, badge, title or leaderboard position does not create any entitlement to an internship, job, stipend, academic credit, continuing platform access or any commercial relationship with Mozark.

12Prizes

12.1 The prize schedule in Schedule 1 states each prize, quantity, approximate retail value, eligibility and country availability. No prize other than one expressly listed in Schedule 1 is offered or promised.

12.2 One Overall Mozark Campus AI Champion will receive one latest-generation iPhone. The Sponsor chooses the model, storage, colour, purchase channel and country-compatible configuration, subject to the maximum value stated in Schedule 1. There is one iPhone across the entire Campaign, not one per Track and not one per country.

12.3 The highest eligible AI Engineer and the highest eligible AI Prosumer receive their respective Track Awards. If the overall champion also leads a Track, that participant keeps both titles and receives the iPhone; the material element of that Track Award passes to the next eligible participant in that Track.

12.4 Unless Schedule 1 states otherwise, each participant may receive only one Major Material Prize. Certificates, badges, titles, founder sessions, merchandise and low-value weekly recognition may be received in addition. The Sponsor may limit Major Material Prizes to one per household or per registered device where there is reasonable evidence of coordinated or duplicate entry.

12.5 Prizes are non-transferable and no cash alternative is available at the participant's request. The Sponsor may substitute a prize of equal or greater value where the stated item is unavailable, unlawful or impractical to deliver, incompatible with the winner's location, or discontinued.

12.6 Third-party subscriptions and services are subject to the provider's terms, service availability, account eligibility and geographic restrictions. Unless the prize schedule states otherwise, automatic renewal will be disabled and Mozark is not responsible for the service, its content, its continuity or any charge after the funded period ends.

12.7 Apple, OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Microsoft, Spotify, Netflix and any other named prize brand are not sponsors, administrators, judges or endorsers of the Campaign unless Schedule 1 expressly states otherwise. All third-party marks belong to their respective owners and are used only to identify a prize item.

12.8 Any random draw, lucky draw or chance-based giveaway is outside these Rules and requires separate official rules. No random selection forms part of the skill-based competition governed by these Rules.

12.9 Unclaimed and forfeited prizes. A prize that is unclaimed, refused, returned undelivered, forfeited, or that cannot lawfully or practicably be delivered, may be awarded to the next eligible participant in the published ranking or not awarded at all, at the Sponsor's discretion. No compensation is payable in either case.

12.10 Warranties on prize goods. Any warranty, guarantee or support for a physical prize item is provided by its manufacturer or supplier and is subject to that party's terms. To the extent permitted by law, the Sponsor gives no warranty in respect of prize goods and is not liable for a defect, failure, recall, incompatibility or service issue affecting a prize item once risk has passed.

12.11 Approximate retail values are stated as at the date of Schedule 1. No compensation is payable for a change in market value, exchange rate, model availability, specification or configuration between that date and delivery.

13Winner Verification, Taxes and Delivery

13.1 Potential winners are subject to eligibility, integrity and score verification. A potential winner must respond within seven (7) days of the first notification sent to the registered email address and provide the requested identity, residence, student-status, tax and delivery documentation through the secure method specified by Mozark.

13.2 A potential winner is not confirmed until verification is complete and the Winner Declaration, Release and Indemnity in Annexure 2 and any required tax documentation have been signed and returned. If a potential winner is ineligible, cannot lawfully receive the prize, does not respond within the stated period, refuses required documentation, provides information that cannot be verified or has breached these Rules, the prize may pass to the next eligible participant under the published ranking or may not be awarded.

13.3 Each winner is responsible for personal tax, reporting, customs, duties and any other consequence of accepting a prize, except for amounts that the prize provider is legally required to withhold, report or pay. The prize provider will make required withholding and reporting and may request a PAN, Form W-9, a Form W-8 series form or other legally required information before the prize is released.

13.4 India. Winnings from a competition are subject to tax deduction at source under section 194B of the Income-tax Act, 1961 at the rate in force, together with any applicable surcharge and cess. Where a prize is wholly or partly in kind, applicable law requires the prize provider to ensure that the tax has been paid before the prize is released. The India prize provider may, at its option and as confirmed in the prize notification: (a) require the winner to pay the applicable tax amount to the prize provider before release; (b) deduct the amount from any cash component; or (c) gross up and bear the amount. Goods and services tax, customs duty and other statutory levies may also apply. Statutory withholding and reporting obligations remain with the responsible prize provider and cannot be varied or waived by these Rules.

13.5 United States. A prize is generally taxable income. The US prize provider may issue an applicable information return (for example, Form 1099-MISC where the aggregate value awarded in a calendar year meets or exceeds the applicable threshold) and may apply backup or other withholding where required, including where a valid taxpayer identification number is not provided. A winner remains responsible for federal, state and local tax beyond any amount withheld.

13.6 Prizes will be delivered within sixty (60) days after verification is complete, subject to supplier, customs, logistics and legal delays. Risk of loss and title pass on confirmed delivery to the address provided by the winner. The Sponsor is not responsible for delay, misdelivery or loss caused by inaccurate winner information, an inaccessible address, a refused delivery or a failure to complete tax formalities.

13.7 Winner list. A list of the confirmed winners of Major Material Prizes is available for ninety (90) days after the Winner announcement date on written request to enquiry@mozark.ai with the subject line "WINNER LIST".

14Publicity and Participant Content

14.1 The Sponsor may publish the limited winner information reasonably required to administer and document the competition, such as name or display name, institution, Track, region, title and score, subject to applicable law and the Campaign Privacy Notice.

14.2 Any additional use of a participant's photograph, likeness, voice, quotes, biography, App, demonstration or interview for press, social media, advertising or case studies requires the separate, specific and optional release in Annexure 3. Consent may be withdrawn for future use by writing to enquiry@mozark.ai, but withdrawal cannot recall material already lawfully published, printed or distributed.

14.3 Disclosure of material connection. Participants and Ambassadors who post about the Campaign because they received points, merchandise, access, a prize or any other benefit must clearly and prominently disclose that connection in the post, for example by using "#MozarkAmbassador", "#MozarkChallenge" or wording such as "I received a Campaign benefit from Mozark". The disclosure must be easy to notice, easy to read and easy to understand, in the same language as the post, and must comply with the ASCI Guidelines for Influencer Advertising in Digital Media (India) and the US Federal Trade Commission Endorsement Guides, as applicable. The Sponsor may require a non-compliant post to be corrected or removed.

14.4 Do not state or imply that your institution, an App owner, a prize brand or any other third party sponsors, endorses or is associated with the Campaign, unless Mozark has confirmed that relationship in writing.

14.5 No participant or Ambassador may speak to media, issue a press statement or respond to a press enquiry on behalf of Mozark or the Campaign. Refer all media enquiries to enquiry@mozark.ai.

15Privacy and Communications

15.1 The Campaign Privacy Notice in Part B explains the personal data processed for registration, participation, scoring, fraud prevention, certificates, prizes, support and legal compliance.

15.2 Operational messages required to administer the Campaign may be sent to your registered contact details. Promotional email, WhatsApp, SMS and retargeting require a separate optional choice where required by law. Refusing marketing does not affect your entry, score, credential or prize.

15.3 You may unsubscribe from marketing at any time using the link in the message, by replying STOP where supported, or by writing to enquiry@mozark.ai with the subject line "UNSUBSCRIBE". The Sponsor may retain a minimal suppression record so that the opt-out is honoured.

15.4 Do not submit another person's email address or phone number for referrals. Share your personal referral link directly with them instead. Any referral or community recognition is separate from technical scoring and cannot affect a Major Material Prize.

16Campus Activity, Events and Ambassadors

16.1 Unless an institution is expressly listed as a partner in Schedule 1, it is not a sponsor, administrator or judge of the Campaign and has no responsibility for it. Use of an institution's name identifies a participant's affiliation only.

16.2 Participants, clubs and Ambassadors must obtain any campus approval required before distributing materials, using facilities, displaying an institution's name or logo, collecting information or holding an event.

16.3 Ambassadors are independent Campaign participants and are not employees, agents, partners or representatives of Mozark and have no authority to bind Mozark or to make any representation on its behalf. Ambassador incentives, if any, are set out separately. Ambassadors must not make promises about jobs, internships, certifications, prizes, scores or institutional support beyond official Campaign material.

16.4 A campus event must comply with institution rules, venue safety requirements and applicable law. Event attendance is voluntary and does not affect technical scoring. Photography or recording at an event requires clear notice and an appropriate opt-out or separate release.

16.5 Assumption of risk at events. Attendance at any campus, partner or Campaign event is voluntary and at your own risk. You are responsible for your own travel, safety, health, insurance and property. To the maximum extent permitted by law, you assume the risks ordinarily associated with attending such an event and release the Released Parties from liability for loss, injury, illness, damage or expense arising from your attendance or travel, other than liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.

16.6 No inducements. Neither participants nor Ambassadors may offer or provide money, gifts, hospitality, prizes or any other benefit to faculty members, administrators, officials or public servants in order to secure institutional participation, access, preference or advantage. Mozark's anti-bribery and anti-corruption position applies to all Campaign activity, and any breach will result in immediate disqualification and may be reported to the institution and to the competent authority.

17Conduct, Suspension and Disqualification

17.1 Participants must act lawfully and respectfully. Harassment, discrimination, threats, abusive behaviour, unsafe activity, infringement, privacy violations, impersonation and interference with the Campaign, the platform, an App owner, the Administrator or another participant are prohibited.

17.2 We may investigate, suspend access, quarantine a Submission, remove points, revoke a credential, disqualify a participant, withhold a prize or recover an unfulfilled or delivered prize where reasonably necessary to protect safety, rights, platform integrity, legal compliance or fair competition.

17.3 Except where immediate action is necessary, we will give notice of a material adverse decision and a reasonable opportunity to explain. Our decision will be based on these Rules, the platform records and the published Scoring Methodology.

17.4 Serious suspected illegality, unauthorised access, security abuse, fraud, harassment or threats may be referred to the affected service, the participant's institution, law enforcement or another competent authority where legally permitted or required, and relevant records may be preserved and disclosed for that purpose.

18Changes, Technical Failures and Cancellation

18.1 The Sponsor may make prospective administrative or technical changes that do not materially disadvantage participants, including clarifications, capacity limits, App removal and schedule adjustments. Material changes will be posted on the Campaign page and, where practicable, sent to registered participants.

18.2 The Sponsor will not change scoring weights after Official Attempts begin, except to correct a clear error, to comply with law or to address a material integrity threat. Any correction will be documented and applied consistently to all affected participants.

18.3 If a Force Majeure Event, fraud, malware, platform failure or other cause beyond the Sponsor's reasonable control prevents the Campaign from being operated fairly, lawfully or securely, the Sponsor may pause, modify, shorten, extend, suspend or cancel the Campaign in whole or in part. Where it does so, the Sponsor will determine results using existing valid scores, or by running a replacement challenge, where that is reasonably fair and lawful.

18.4 No participant is entitled to any compensation, refund, damages or alternative award for a schedule change, suspension, modification or cancellation, except in respect of a prize that has already been finally awarded and vested under section 13, and subject to rights that cannot lawfully be excluded.

18.5 Neither party is liable for any failure or delay in performing an obligation under these Rules to the extent caused by a Force Majeure Event, provided the affected party takes reasonable steps to mitigate its effect.

19Disclaimers, Release and Limitation of Liability

This section limits the legal rights you would otherwise have against Mozark. It applies only to the extent permitted by applicable law and does not affect rights that the law does not allow to be excluded.

19.1 The Campaign, the platform, the challenge environments and the Campaign Materials are provided on an "as is" and "as available" basis. To the maximum extent permitted by law, all conditions, warranties and representations, express or implied, including as to merchantability, satisfactory quality, fitness for a particular purpose, accuracy and non-infringement, are excluded. Mozark does not promise uninterrupted or error-free availability, compatibility with every device or configuration, discovery of every defect, suitability of any result for production release, or any academic, employment or commercial outcome.

19.2 Testing reduces risk but does not prove that an App is error-free, secure, compliant, lawful or fit for any purpose. No Campaign score, report, credential or output is a certification, audit, assurance engagement, security attestation, penetration-test report or professional advice, and it must not be described or relied on as such by any participant or third party.

19.3 Release. To the maximum extent permitted by law, you release and forever discharge the Released Parties from all claims, demands, actions, liabilities, losses, costs and expenses of any kind arising out of or relating to: your participation in the Campaign; your Submission; any testing you carry out; any App you test and any consequence of that testing; your use of any AI Tool; any prize, including its acceptance, possession, use, misuse or value, and any tax consequence; attendance at any Campaign or campus event; and the acts or omissions of other participants, clubs, Ambassadors, institutions, App owners or third-party service providers.

19.4 To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Released Parties are not liable for any indirect, incidental, special, exemplary, punitive or consequential loss; loss of profit, revenue, opportunity, data, business, contract, reputation or goodwill; cost of substitute services; damage to or loss of a participant's device, App, account or data; loss arising from unauthorised testing; loss arising from a third-party service or platform; or loss arising from the conduct of independent participants, campus clubs or Ambassadors, in each case whether or not the loss was foreseeable and whether the claim arises in contract, tort (including negligence), statute, restitution or otherwise.

19.5 Cap. To the maximum extent permitted by law, the total aggregate liability of the Released Parties to any one participant for all claims arising out of or relating to the Campaign, however arising, will not exceed the greater of: (a) the approximate retail value of the prize (if any) finally and validly awarded to that participant under section 13; and (b) INR 5,000 for a participant resident in India, or USD 100 for a participant resident in the United States.

19.6 Sole remedy. Where the Sponsor is responsible for an error affecting a participant's score or attempt, the participant's sole and exclusive remedy is, at the Sponsor's election, a reset of the affected Official Attempt, a corrected score, or an amount within the cap in section 19.5.

19.7 Time limit. To the extent permitted by applicable law, any claim arising out of or relating to the Campaign must be commenced within one (1) year after the cause of action accrued, failing which it is permanently barred. This clause does not apply where applicable law does not permit a limitation period to be shortened by agreement, including under section 28 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, in which case the statutory period applies.

19.8 Nothing in these Rules excludes or limits liability for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, wilful misconduct, death or personal injury caused by negligence, breach of mandatory privacy, data-protection or consumer rights, or any other liability that applicable law does not permit a party to exclude or limit.

19.9 Allocation of risk. The disclaimers, exclusions, release and limits in this section are a fundamental basis on which the Sponsor offers the Campaign free of charge and without consideration, and reflect a reasonable and agreed allocation of risk between the parties. They survive termination or cancellation of the Campaign.

20Participant Responsibility and Indemnity

20.1 You are responsible for your App, your accounts, your test authorisation, your Submitted content, your compliance with third-party terms and your conduct on and off the Mozark platform.

20.2 To the maximum extent permitted by law, you will indemnify, defend and hold harmless the Released Parties against all third-party claims, proceedings, regulatory actions and reasonable losses, damages, fines, costs and legal fees arising from or relating to: (a) testing carried out by you outside the Permitted Scope or without the App owner's authorisation; (b) your infringement or misappropriation of a third party's intellectual property, confidential information or privacy rights; (c) unlawful, defamatory or malicious content or conduct; (d) your misuse of personal data, credentials or another person's account; (e) your breach of section 8, 9, 10 or 14; or (f) any material misrepresentation made by you in connection with the Campaign, including as to eligibility.

20.3 This indemnity does not require you to cover loss to the extent caused by a Released Party's own negligence, wilful misconduct or unlawful act.

20.4 The Sponsor will notify you of a claim for which indemnity is sought and may, at its option, control the defence of that claim. You must not settle or compromise a claim in a way that imposes an obligation, admission or restriction on a Released Party without that party's prior written consent.

21Disputes, Arbitration and Governing Law

Section 21.3 applies to participants resident in the United States and requires disputes to be resolved by individual arbitration. It waives the right to a jury trial and the right to participate in a class or representative action. A participant may opt out of arbitration within 30 days as described in section 21.3(g).

21.1 Informal resolution first. Before starting arbitration or court proceedings, you and the Sponsor will attempt in good faith to resolve the matter informally. You must first send a written notice to enquiry@mozark.ai with the subject line "LEGAL NOTICE" stating your name, registered email, a description of the dispute and the resolution requested. The parties will then have sixty (60) days to resolve it. Completion of this step is a precondition to commencing proceedings, except that either party may seek urgent injunctive or interim relief where delay would cause serious harm, and either party may proceed in a small-claims court where eligible.

21.2 Participants resident in India. These Rules and any dispute arising out of or in connection with them are governed by the laws of India. Any dispute that is not resolved under section 21.1 will be referred to arbitration by a sole arbitrator under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996. The sole arbitrator will be appointed by written agreement between the parties and, failing agreement within thirty (30) days, by the competent court under section 11 of that Act; neither party may appoint the arbitrator unilaterally. The seat and venue of arbitration is the city stated in Schedule 1, the language of the arbitration is English, and the award is final and binding. Subject to the arbitration agreement, the courts at the city stated in Schedule 1 have exclusive jurisdiction. Nothing in this section prevents a participant who qualifies as a consumer from approaching the appropriate consumer forum under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019, or from exercising any other right that applicable law does not permit to be excluded.

21.3 Participants resident in the United States. These Rules are governed by the laws of the State stated in Schedule 1, without regard to conflict-of-law rules, subject to non-waivable rights under the law of the participant's home state.

(a) Any dispute that is not resolved under section 21.1 will be resolved by final and binding individual arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association under its Consumer Arbitration Rules then in effect, and not in court.

(b) The arbitration will be conducted by a single arbitrator. The seat is the county and state stated in Schedule 1. Unless the parties agree otherwise, arbitration of a claim of USD 25,000 or less will be conducted on the documents or by video conference, without an in-person hearing.

(c) The Sponsor will pay the filing, administration and arbitrator fees to the extent required by the applicable AAA rules. Each party bears its own legal fees unless the arbitrator awards otherwise under applicable law.

(d) Class action waiver. Claims may be brought only in an individual capacity and not as a plaintiff or class member in any purported class, collective, consolidated, private attorney general or representative proceeding. The arbitrator may not consolidate the claims of more than one person or preside over any form of representative proceeding, and may award relief only in favour of the individual party seeking relief and only to the extent necessary to provide that relief.

(e) Jury trial waiver. To the extent permitted by law, you and the Sponsor waive any right to a trial by jury.

(f) Severability. If the class action waiver in (d) is held unenforceable as to a particular claim or request for relief, that claim or request will be severed and heard in a court of competent jurisdiction in the county and state stated in Schedule 1, and all other claims will remain in arbitration. If any other part of this section 21.3 is held unenforceable, the remainder continues to apply.

(g) Right to opt out. You may opt out of this arbitration agreement by sending written notice to enquiry@mozark.ai with the subject line "ARBITRATION OPT-OUT" within thirty (30) days of first accepting these Rules, stating your name and registered email address. Opting out does not affect your eligibility, score, credentials or prizes, and does not affect any other part of these Rules. If you opt out, any court proceeding must be brought in the county and state stated in Schedule 1.

(h) Mass filings. If 25 or more similar claims are filed against the Sponsor by or with the assistance of the same counsel or coordinated group, the parties will cooperate with the AAA to apply any applicable mass-arbitration or batching protocol, and limitation periods will be tolled for claims awaiting their batch.

21.4 Equitable relief. Nothing in this section prevents either party from applying to a court of competent jurisdiction for injunctive or other equitable relief to protect intellectual property, confidential information, platform security or Campaign integrity.

21.5 The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods does not apply to these Rules.

22General Provisions

22.1 Severability. If a provision is held invalid or unenforceable, it will be modified to the minimum extent necessary to make it enforceable, or if that is not possible, severed, and the remaining provisions continue in full force.

22.2 Waiver and assignment. A failure or delay in enforcing a provision is not a waiver of it. A participant may not assign or transfer any right or obligation under these Rules. The Sponsor may transfer Campaign administration, and assign its rights and obligations, to an affiliate or to a successor that accepts the applicable obligations.

22.3 Entire agreement. These Rules, Schedule 1, the Scoring Methodology, the Campaign Privacy Notice, the Part C consents, the Platform Terms of Service and the Acceptable Use Policy form the complete agreement between the parties in relation to the Campaign and supersede all prior drafts, proposals, decks, agency documents, marketing copy and statements. No participant has relied on any statement not set out in those documents.

22.4 Notices. Notices to the Sponsor must be sent to enquiry@mozark.ai and, where a formal legal notice, also to the registered office stated in Schedule 1. Notices to a participant will be sent to the registered email address and are deemed received twenty-four (24) hours after sending, unless the sender receives notice of non-delivery. It is your responsibility to keep your registered email address current and monitored.

22.5 Third parties. The Released Parties may rely on and enforce the releases, exclusions, limits and indemnities in sections 19 and 20 as if they were parties to these Rules. No other person has any right to enforce any provision.

22.6 Survival. Sections 8, 9, 10, 13, 14, 17, 19, 20, 21 and 22, and any other provision that by its nature should survive, continue in force after the Campaign ends or is cancelled and after a participant's access is closed.

22.7 Interpretation. Headings are for convenience only. "Including" means including without limitation. References to a statute include that statute as amended or replaced. Electronic acceptance, click-through consent, platform logs and electronic records have the same effect as signed paper records to the extent permitted by law, and a participant will not contest the admissibility or validity of such records on the ground that they are electronic.

22.8 No endorsement. The Campaign is not sponsored, endorsed, administered by or associated with Apple, OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Microsoft, Meta, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Instagram, X, Spotify, Netflix, any App owner, any app store, any listing platform or any educational institution, unless expressly stated in Schedule 1.

22.9 Records. The Sponsor's platform records, logs, timestamps and audit trail are the authoritative record of participation, attempts, scores and communications, absent manifest error.

23Contact

All Campaign contact is through a single address. Please use the subject line shown so that your message is routed correctly.

B1Data we collect

Please do not send us government identification, tax identifiers, payment data, source code, credentials, sensitive personal data or another person's data unless we specifically request it through a secure process for verification or prize fulfilment.

B2Sources

We collect data directly from you; automatically from the Campaign pages and the Mozark platform; from your institution or a campus coordinator only where you have authorised verification or the institution lawfully confirms eligibility; from Campaign service providers; and from fraud, security or public records used for winner screening where lawful. Institutions should not send us student lists for marketing purposes. Students should register directly.

B3Why we use data

India. Processing is based on your consent and on other grounds permitted by the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and rules made under it, including legitimate uses as defined in that Act. You may withdraw consent at any time, and as easily as you gave it, by writing to enquiry@mozark.ai. If you withdraw consent for data that is necessary to run your entry, we may be unable to continue your participation, issue a credential or fulfil a prize, and we may retain records that we are required by law to keep.

United States. We process data as described in this Notice and provide the privacy rights available under applicable state privacy law.

B4Automated scoring and review

Mozark uses automated processing to score the Controlled Challenge against platform events, known challenge states and hidden validation cases. Automated results can affect ranking, credentials and prizes. Human review is available for an asserted calculation, association or eligibility error, as described in section 7.8 of the Official Rules. Human review does not apply unpublished or subjective criteria. We retain the relevant score inputs and audit history for long enough to complete verification and resolve disputes.

B5Who receives data

We do not sell Campaign registration or Submission data, and we do not use it for cross-context behavioural advertising or targeted advertising. If that practice changes, we will provide any notice, consent and opt-out required before the change takes effect.

B6International transfers

Mozark operates across countries and may process data in India, the United States and other locations used by approved service providers. We use contracts, access restrictions, security measures and other safeguards appropriate to the transfer, and we comply with any restriction notified under applicable law, including any restriction on transfers notified by the Central Government under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023. Principal hosting regions and material processors are available on request from enquiry@mozark.ai.

B7Public information

A leaderboard may show your display name or pseudonym, institution, Track, score and badges. We use a pseudonym by default unless you choose otherwise. Verified winner information may be published as described in the Official Rules. Public posts made by participants outside the Mozark platform are controlled by the participant and the relevant social platform, and we are not responsible for them.

B8Retention

Deletion from active systems may not immediately remove data from encrypted backups. Backup copies are isolated and expire under the normal backup cycle unless restoration is required.

B9Security

We use administrative, technical and organisational safeguards appropriate to Campaign data, including role-based access, authentication, encryption in transit, protected secrets, logging, backups, vendor controls and incident response. No system is completely secure. If a personal-data breach occurs, Mozark will investigate and will notify affected individuals and the competent authority where required by applicable law, including the Data Protection Board of India where applicable.

B10Your choices and rights

Depending on where you live, you may ask to: access a summary of the personal data we process and of our processing activities; correct, complete or update inaccurate data; erase data that is no longer needed; withdraw consent; opt out of marketing; obtain information about the recipients with whom data has been shared; appeal a denied request; and nominate another individual to exercise your rights in the event of your death or incapacity. Residents of certain United States states may also have rights to know the categories or specific pieces of data collected, to data portability, to correct or delete data, and to opt out of sale, sharing or targeted advertising where applicable. Mozark will not discriminate against you for exercising a privacy right.

Submit a request to enquiry@mozark.ai with the subject line "PRIVACY REQUEST". We will verify the request proportionately and respond within the period required by applicable law. An authorised agent may act on your behalf where applicable, subject to proof of authority and verification of your identity. If we deny a request, we will explain the available review or complaint route.

Under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, a Data Principal in India is also required to provide authentic information, not to impersonate another person, not to suppress material information when providing personal data for a document issued by the State, and not to register a false or frivolous grievance or complaint. Penalties may apply under that Act.

B11Cookies and analytics

Essential cookies support authentication, security and platform operation. Non-essential analytics or advertising technologies, if used, follow the choices shown in the cookie tool. Campaign registration data will not be placed into an advertising custom audience without a separate lawful choice. Where applicable, we honour recognised browser-based opt-out signals, including Global Privacy Control.

B12Marketing communications

Campaign operations and marketing are separated. Registration confirmation, account invitations, task notices, score updates and prize communications are operational and cannot be opted out of while you participate. Information about other Mozark products, programmes and events is marketing. Marketing choices are optional, channel-specific and unticked by default. Email includes sender identification, a postal address and a working unsubscribe method. WhatsApp and SMS messages provide a working stop method where used.

B13Age

The Campaign is for adults who satisfy section 3 of the Official Rules. The age gate appears before any personal-data field. We do not knowingly collect Campaign data from anyone under 18. If we learn that an ineligible minor has registered, we will suspend access, remove Campaign content and delete the minor's data within thirty (30) days, except what we must retain to document and secure the incident. Report an under-age account to enquiry@mozark.ai with the subject line "PRIVACY REQUEST".

B14Other people's data

Do not upload another person's personal data. Use synthetic accounts and redact screenshots, recordings and logs. If you accidentally submit personal data or credentials, stop work and contact enquiry@mozark.ai with the subject line "SECURITY" immediately. We may quarantine or delete the content without awarding points.

B15Language access

This Notice is published in English. Participants in India may request this Notice in any language specified in the Eighth Schedule to the Constitution of India by writing to enquiry@mozark.ai. If a translated Notice conflicts with the English version, applicable law determines which text controls.

B16Changes and complaints

We may update this Notice for legal, operational or security reasons. We will post the new date and will provide additional notice or obtain fresh consent where required for a materially different purpose. Questions or complaints may be sent to enquiry@mozark.ai. Participants in India may complain to Mozark's Grievance Officer using the subject line "GRIEVANCE" and, if not satisfied, to the Data Protection Board of India where eligible. Residents of the United States may contact their state attorney general or applicable privacy regulator.