Privacy Policy

How we process operational dashboard data, secure workspace profiles, and treat open-source records.

Last Updated: June 2026

1.1. Account Metadata: When creating an account profile signature, we store your electronic mail address, submitted name configurations, and baseline geo-location values sent via network security layers.

1.2. Search Context Records: We temporarily log inbound lookups (e.g., target profile strings or full names) to systematically cycle automated profiling hooks across indexed public directories.

1.3. Payment Tokenization: Financial transactions are managed entirely by secure third-party billing providers. Our databases do not store raw credit card credentials or banking access indices.

2.1. To initialize real-time open-source intelligence (OSINT) parsing mechanisms and compile coherent behavioral matrices for generated dossiers.

2.2. To authenticate dashboard logins using single-use security tokens (OTP) and securely deliver requested PDF data files or receipts straight to your inbox.

2.3. To safeguard the application console against excessive query flooding, scraping exploits, and automated profile mining attacks.

3.1. Identity Trace AI acts as a search interface pipeline. The platform does not host, create, or maintain the underlying biographical entries returned inside our intelligence dossiers.

3.2. All analytical results are gathered dynamically on-demand from publicly searchable registers, social network tracks, metadata indexes, and open web directories.

3.3. Generated profiling history dossiers are automatically purged from our staging servers 30 days after creation to guarantee user query isolation.

4.1. We do not sell, rent, lease, or lease-swap user dashboard logs or account lists to marketing networks, broker chains, or commercial advertising pools.

4.2. Operational metrics are only shared with verified system nodes (e.g., mail dispatch pathways, data routing providers, billing operators) strictly necessary to run the service interface.

4.3. We retain authority to disclose account variables exclusively if required to comply with binding court documentation, legal statutory requests, or active Wyoming judicial processes.

5.1. All incoming and outgoing data packages pass through high-tier Secure Socket Layer (SSL/TLS) encryption layers during active runtime processes.

5.2. Account authorization sequences leverage dynamic, single-use email verification tokens (OTP tokens) to eliminate risks linked to standard static password leaks or credential stuffing exploits.

5.3. While we enforce strict server monitoring protocols to isolate databases, no method of digital transmission over public routing channels can guarantee absolute, unbreachable protection metrics.

6.1. Users maintain full authority to inspect, update, or completely erase their registered account signatures and historical trace structures from the active management panel.

6.2. If you want to request a manual deletion of your workspace profile or log history from all platform database nodes, you can file an explicit ticket request with our support desk at [email protected].

6.3. Once a profile signature removal request is confirmed, all associated user attributes are dropped immediately from our active production staging systems.