DDRB

Draft — not yet in force

This page is a structural placeholder, not a real Privacy Policy. Every section below is a TODO(legal) marker, not actual legal text. Nothing on this page describes a binding commitment about how data is handled.

Privacy Policy

Draft — last structured 2026

1. What data this collects

TODO(legal): account data (email, org membership), field node telemetry (location, status), radio call audio and AI-generated transcripts/entities/incident data, and usage/session logs (drb-c2-core's audit_log and user_sessions collections already exist and hold some of this today).

2. Third parties this data is sent to, and why

TODO(legal): OpenAI (Whisper transcription), Google Gemini (incident extraction/summarization/embeddings), Google Maps (geocoding location strings extracted from transcripts), Google Cloud (Firestore + GCS storage, Firebase Auth), and — once a payment processor is chosen (SAAS_PLAN.md section 6.5, not yet decided) — that processor. Each of these is a real, already-integrated dependency, not a hypothetical one; this section needs to name them accurately, not generically.

3. Recorded radio traffic specifically

TODO(legal): this product's core function is recording, transcribing, and storing monitored radio audio — including public-safety traffic that may name individuals, locations, and in-progress incidents. This needs explicit treatment distinct from generic 'we collect usage data' privacy boilerplate, and needs to be read alongside the same legal review flagged in Terms section 3.

4. How long data is kept

TODO(legal): no retention enforcement exists in the product yet (no TTL, no sweep, no deletion job — see DEFERRED.md) — this section cannot promise a retention/deletion window the system doesn't actually implement.

5. Customer and end-user rights

TODO(legal): access/export/deletion requests, and who they're directed to — org owner vs. platform operator.

6. Cookies and session data

TODO(legal): drb_session is a client-set, non-httpOnly cookie used only for UI redirect logic (not an auth boundary — see CLAUDE.md); Firebase Auth sets its own session storage. No analytics/tracking cookies are set today.

7. Security practices

TODO(legal): at a level appropriate for public disclosure — Firestore security rules, per-node credentials, encrypted transport. Should be reviewed against SAAS_PLAN.md's actual findings before publishing any specific claim.

8. Changes to this policy

TODO(legal): how customers are notified.

9. Contact

TODO(legal): real company legal identity and contact address — not yet decided (SAAS_PLAN.md section 6.6).

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