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Last updated: 2026-10-13
Account information: email address, Cognito identity, and — if you sign in by phone — your mobile number and your marketing-consent choice. Research activity: chat sessions, queries, and citation interactions, scoped to your account. Billing: subscription status and Razorpay payment-method tokens (we never see your card number — Razorpay tokenises everything on their side). Voice questions: if you ask by voice, the recording is sent to our speech service to be transcribed and is not stored; we keep only the transcript with your question.
Operating the service. Improving answer quality through aggregate analytics. Sending account-related emails (login alerts, billing receipts). We do not sell or share your queries or research history with third parties.
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Your questions are never sent to our analytics providers. Your search and chat text appears in the page address while you use the site, and we strip it out before any analytics event leaves your browser — the analytics record shows that a search happened and on which page, never what was asked. Answers, citations, and chat history are never shared with any analytics provider.
Who processes your questions.To generate an answer, your question and the judgment passages we retrieve for it are sent to our AI model provider (Google Gemini via Google’s API) and stored, with your chat history, on our infrastructure at Amazon Web Services (Mumbai region). Neither provider uses this data to advertise to you.
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