Custodianship

Data Policy

A simple explainer on how we handle your data, as stated in terms

A) Third‑Party Providers

We use industry‑standard cloud, security, and email providers (e.g., AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure). These are standard for modern servers. We configure providers so they do not retain our application logs and we contract only with top vendors.

We use our own pretrained, finetuned, or open‑source models for tasks such as search, citation extraction, or manifold learning. We inference these models in our own servers and compute, and have complete control over query and response data flows, without additional exposure.
Frontier models in production (Sept 2025): GPT‑5, GPT‑4.1, GPT‑o3‑mini, GPT‑4o, and GPT‑o1 (OpenAI); Gemini‑2.5 Pro and Flash (Google Deep Mind); Sonnet‑4 (Anthropic). Provider data policies (e.g., OpenAI): https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/your-data. We only work with providers offering enterprise‑grade security and zero retention/training guarantees. For instance, OpenAI only temporarily logs some user data for abuse monitoring and does not retain other data.

B) Data Use for Training

Paying customers: Content and files are excluded from model training.
Judiciary deployments: Content and files are excluded from model training.
Free tier: Content may be used to improve models unless you opt out. You can change this anytime in Account Settings. See our FAQ, Terms & Conditions, and Privacy Policy for details.

C) Other Data Uses (Analytics)

We use interaction data (e.g., clicks, queries, edits, usage metadata) for internal analytics and business development in privacy‑preserving ways—through anonymization/pseudonymization and minimal, aggregated reporting consistent with GDPR principles.
We do not sell, broker, or otherwise exploit your data.

D) Data Deletion

When you delete your content, we delete it from our systems. Exception: free‑tier users who allow model‑training retention—content previously used for model training may persist in model artifacts.

E) Public Court Records & “Right to Be Forgotten” Requests

Court judgments and orders are public records unless sealed by a court or restricted by statute. Our products automate access to public legal materials; we do not remove or alter public court records on request.
We will act on valid court orders or statutory requirements that direct removal, redaction, or restricted access.
Otherwise, requests to delete or de‑list public judgments will be declined.
We thank Indian Kanoon for their leadership on open access to court records. For a clear explainer on why court records remain public and how this interacts with privacy law, see the Internet Freedom Foundation’s summary: https://internetfreedom.in/indian-kanoon-kerala-hc-right-to-be-forgotten/.

If you have questions about this policy or your settings, please refer to the FAQ or Contact Us.

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