Official privacy, security, acceptable-use, node-operator, legal, retention, and transparency policies.
Citation-ready overview of AeroNyx as an open privacy protocol, official service layer, permissionless node ecosystem, no-decrypt boundary, user responsibility, and legal policy index.
Explains what AeroNyx-operated services collect, what they do not collect, and why AeroNyx cannot decrypt E2E messages, node-blind MemChain plaintext, user-held keys, or packet payloads.
Terms for AeroNyx official services and protocol participation, including user content responsibility, permissionless nodes, acceptable use, IP policy, third-party services, and Wyoming law.
Defines prohibited conduct, user content responsibility, decentralized node abuse boundaries, privacy-respecting enforcement, and no-backdoor acceptable-use handling.
Rules for operating compatible AeroNyx decentralized privacy nodes, including independent status, no-inspection duties, accurate reporting, Nodeboard use, and enforcement.
Explains how AeroNyx handles legal, emergency, and preservation requests while limiting responses to records AeroNyx actually has and cannot decrypt.
Explains retention for AeroNyx-operated account, support, diagnostics, node, Nodeboard, legal, payment, backup, encrypted data, and aggregate protocol records.
Explains safe, responsible vulnerability reporting for AeroNyx users, researchers, developers, and node operators.
Explains cookies, local storage, analytics, preferences, security signals, and browser controls for AeroNyx-operated services.
Explains AeroNyx copyright notices, counter notices, repeat infringer handling, trademark use, brand boundaries, open-source licensing, and encrypted-content limitations.