Our Privacy Policy
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Commitment & Transparency Pledge

At DroneGuard, protecting personal privacy is integral to every flight we launch. Our drones gather only the data required to fulfill a user‑initiated emergency request or to comply with a lawful public‑safety order. Live video streams in real time to the requesting user and is shared with dispatch or law‑enforcement only when the user authorizes it—or when a warrant or exigent‑circumstance order compels us. All footage is encrypted, held for a maximum of 30 days, and then automatically deleted unless preserved by court order or at the user’s request.

We never monetize or repurpose imagery for marketing, facial‑recognition training, or third‑party analytics. Every flight is logged with time, route, purpose, and retention status, and those anonymized logs feed our quarterly transparency reports, audited by an independent Community Oversight Board. By coupling rapid aerial response with rigorous privacy safeguards, DroneGuard delivers safety when it matters most—without compromising the civil liberties we are sworn to respect.

Public Trust Pledge

1. You Control Your Feed
Private by default – live video and telemetry remain on your device.

One-tap sharing – activate “Share with 911/Dispatch” only when you choose.

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2. Consent-Based Alerts
The app always asks “Alert responders now?”—no silent or automatic notifications.

Adjust the alert level at any point during a mission.

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3. Open Flight Ledger
Quarterly reports – anonymized mission statistics published every three months.

A Community Oversight Board randomly audits flights for civil-liberties compliance.

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4. “Were You Recorded?” Review (Coming Soon)
A secure self-service portal will let you submit date, time, and location to confirm whether footage exists.

Responses within 72 hours, including a water-marked clip or written assurance when appropriate.

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5. Drone Verification Service (Coming Soon)
A 24/7 verification channel will allow anyone to confirm whether a hovering drone belongs to our network.

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6. Strict 30-Day Data Limit
Footage self-deletes after 30 days unless under legal hold or user-requested retention.

Absolutely no marketing, biometric profiling, or data resale.

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7. Government Collaboration Without Overreach
Assistance to public-safety agencies occurs only within the scope of the user’s request or a valid legal mandate, balancing community safety with individual rights.