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Your Rights as an AiWitness User

US Privacy Rights — All Users

These rights apply to every AiWitness user in the United States, regardless of your state.

What We Collect

WE COLLECT
Audio and video recordings during active encounters
GPS location during active encounters only
Device metadata
Account information (email, name)
Encounter data (mode, severity, duration, witnesses)
WE DO NOT COLLECT
Browsing history
Contacts
Photos or messages
Anything outside an active encounter

What We Never Do

We never sell your data to anyone — ever
We never share your data with law enforcement without a valid court order
We never share your data with government agencies without legal process
We never use your recordings for advertising
We never train AI models on your encounter recordings
We never give anyone access to your evidence without your explicit consent

How We Protect Your Data

AES-256 ENCRYPTION
All recordings encrypted at capture using AES-256 — the same standard used by the US military.
TRIPLE REDUNDANCY
Evidence stored across 3 independent cloud providers simultaneously so your recordings are never lost.
BLOCKCHAIN INTEGRITY
Cryptographic hash recorded on Bitcoin blockchain — tamper-proof proof of authenticity for court.
ZERO-ACCESS ARCHITECTURE
Only you can access your evidence. Not even AiWitness staff can view your recordings without your permission.

Your Rights

These rights apply to all AiWitness users in the United States.

RIGHT TO ACCESS
Request all data we hold about you at any time.
RIGHT TO DELETE
Delete your account and all associated data permanently.
RIGHT TO EXPORT
Export your data in a portable, machine-readable format.
RIGHT TO KNOW
We will notify you if your data was ever shared with any third party.
RIGHT TO OPT OUT
Opt out of anonymized heat map data contribution at any time from your privacy settings.

Federal Legal Protections

Fourth Amendment
Protection from unreasonable search and seizure. Your data cannot be searched without a valid warrant.
ECPA
Electronic Communications Privacy Act protects your electronic communications from unauthorized interception and disclosure.
First Amendment
Your right to record police in public spaces has been confirmed in all federal circuits across the United States.

How to Exercise Your Rights

RESPONSEWithin 30 days of receiving your verified request.
SUBMIT A DATA REQUESTEU RESIDENTS (GDPR)CA RESIDENTS (CCPA)