Trust is infrastructure
Privacy, in plain language.
AI2Bharat is being built as an open community with private-by-default member accounts. This notice describes the first member release. It will be updated before new data uses are introduced.
Effective 28 August 2026What we collect
Account details from sign-in, including email, name, authentication provider, and session information. During onboarding you choose a username, language, starting purpose, and profile visibility.
When member features open, we also store the content and actions you intentionally create, such as room messages, project work, learning progress, opportunity preferences, reports, and contribution evidence.
What stays private
Your email, authentication records, private profile fields, private-room membership, and private messages are not public by default. Room access is checked against current membership.
AI2 ID is evidence-led. We do not create a hidden quality score for members.
How we use data
- Operate accounts, safety controls, messages, learning, projects, and opportunity recommendations.
- Prevent spam, abuse, fraud, and unauthorized access.
- Understand aggregate product reliability without publishing member identities.
We do not sell private account data. Any future paid contribution or dataset program will have a separate brief, terms, compensation details, and explicit participation choice.
Service providers
The current architecture uses Neon for authentication and database services and Vercel for the website and server routes. Additional providers for realtime delivery and private file storage will be named here before those features open.
Your choices
You control profile visibility and can ask to access, correct, export, or delete your account information. Some safety and audit records may need to be retained for a limited period.
Contact auth@ai2bharat.com. Do not send passwords, OTP codes, or API keys by email.