Data Sovereignty Policy

• Missing person case submissions and updates
• Tip submissions (encrypted, not read by platform staff without consent)
• Tribal Resource Directory listings submitted by agencies
• Native business profiles and procurement documents
• User account data (name, role, contact, verification documents)
• Platform usage data (anonymized, no individual tracking sold)

• All data encrypted in transit (TLS 1.3) and at rest (AES-256)
• Tip submissions end-to-end encrypted before platform staff access
• Role-based access controls — law enforcement cannot see family contact data
• All law enforcement access to case records is logged and auditable
• No data stored outside the United States
• Annual third-party security audit

Tribal Nation Rights Over Their Data

Any Federally Recognized Tribal Nation may at any time:

• →Request a full export of all data associated with their Nation or members
• →Request deletion of all records (completed within 30 days)
• →Restrict access to their community's data to specific user roles
• →Enter a Tribal Data Processing Agreement that supersedes standard terms
• →Audit the log of all law enforcement access to their Nation's case records

What We Will Never Do

• ✗Sell, license, or monetize Tribal data
• ✗Share Tribal community data with advertisers, data brokers, or AI training datasets
• ✗Claim ownership of data submitted by Tribal governments or Tribal members
• ✗Use missing person case data for any purpose other than the stated safety mission