Right to private communication without behavioural advertising built from conversation content.
Right to distinguish content, metadata, backups, reports and recovery.
Right to inspect and revoke linked devices.
Right to understand key and security-state changes.
The charter turns broad privacy language into testable boundaries. Each right maps to product requirements, owners, evidence, country overlays, incident learning and a public explanation.
Each right is designed to be testable, measurable and accountable. These are not abstract principles — they are product requirements.
Private communication also carries duties: respect for others, child protection, lawful use, consent for intimate material, no impersonation, no fraud and no abuse of group or business messaging.
TRUTH NOTE
This charter does not replace applicable law. It is a product constitution that can set a higher internal standard where feasible.
Each right maps to product requirements, owners, evidence, country overlays, incident learning and a public explanation.
Each right is translated into specific, testable product requirements with clear acceptance criteria.
Every right has a designated owner and is supported by documented evidence of implementation.
Rights are applied consistently across countries, with local legal requirements addressed transparently.
Dedicated Android and iOS beta targeted around the Diwali season in 2026. Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh targeted for phased mass beta by December 2026 subject to country readiness.
