Your data isn't our product
Privacy isn't a feature. It's the foundation.
Privacy Policy
In plain language, not legalese
Security Architecture
Five layers of protection
Hardware Security
Layer 1- •SoulChip secure enclave for cryptographic operations
- •Physical privacy switches (camera, mic, wireless)
- •Tamper-evident seals and destruction beacons
- •Secure boot with verified firmware
SoulLang Security
Layer 2- •Memory safety prevents buffer overflows
- •Granular permission system for all code
- •Compile-time security verification
- •Sandboxed execution environments
SoulOS Security
Layer 3- •Process isolation and containerization
- •End-to-end encryption for all data
- •Encrypted storage with user-controlled keys
- •Secure update mechanism
Network Security
Layer 4- •Built-in VPN (no third-party provider)
- •No telemetry or analytics sent anywhere
- •DNS over HTTPS by default
- •Mesh networking for resilience
AI Security
Layer 5- •All Guardian processing happens locally
- •No training data sent to cloud
- •Can't share your data even if compromised
- •Open model weights for verification
Age Protection
Zero tolerance for child exploitation
0-12 years
Only verified family contactsComplete isolation from strangers. All communication requires explicit parent approval.
13-17 years
Protected teen bubbleCan connect with verified peers, but protected from adult users. Content filtering active.
18+ years
Full access with responsibilityComplete freedom, but cannot contact minors without family relationship verification.
Zero Tolerance Policy
Age deception results in permanent ban. No appeals. No second chances. We use AI, device fingerprinting, and behavioral analysis to detect fake ages. Children's safety is non-negotiable.
Transparency Commitment
Open Source Core
SoulLang, SoulOS, and Guardian models will be open source. Security through transparency, not obscurity. The code that protects you should be code you can audit.
Security Audits
Annual third-party security audits, results published publicly. Bug bounty program with fair compensation. We want hackers to find vulnerabilities before bad actors do.
Warrant Canary
We publish a warrant canary quarterly. If we're ever compelled to compromise user privacy, the canary stops updating. With end-to-end encryption and no data access, there's nothing to hand over anyway.