The Republic of India

Bharat Samvidhan
Privacy Policy
Effective 24 Jul 2026

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Privacy Policy

Last updated

Short version

  • No accounts — we don't ask you to sign in.
  • No ads — we don't run advertising or third-party ad trackers.
  • Bookmarks and chats stay in your browser (localStorage). We can't see them.
  • We collect only aggregate, non-identifying usage stats to keep the site working.

1. Information we do not collect

We do not collect your name, email, phone number, location, or any personal identifiers. We do not sell data. We do not run advertising SDKs or behavioural trackers.

2. Information stored in your browser

Bookmarks you save and questions you ask are stored in your device's localStorage. This data never leaves your device unless you explicitly share it. Clearing your browser storage removes it permanently.

3. Server logs

Our hosting provider maintains short-lived, aggregate access logs (IP-derived country, user-agent, path) to detect abuse and keep the service running. Logs are rotated regularly and are not linked to any identity.

4. Ask feature (AI answers)

When you send a question via Ask, the question text (and recent turns of the same conversation, for context) is sent to our AI provider to compose an answer. We do not attach your identity. Do not include personal information, case details, or anything you'd rather keep private in your questions.

5. Cookies

We do not set marketing or analytics cookies. Strictly-necessary cookies may be set by the hosting layer to keep the site secure.

6. Children

The site is safe for readers of all ages. We do not knowingly collect data from children.

7. Your rights

Because we don't hold personal data about you, there is nothing for us to export or delete. You can clear the on-device data at any time from your browser settings.

8. Changes

If this policy changes materially, we'll update the "Last updated" date and note the change on the About page.

9. Contact

Privacy questions: privacy@bharatsamvidhan.org.

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