Transparency and security for the AI2TH ecosystem.
AI2TH builds "local-first" software. Our Android applications, including Linxr, Pockr, and Zyvr, are designed to run entirely on your device. We believe your data should stay where it belongs: with you.
We do not collect, store, or transmit any personal data.
The AI2TH apps do not include any analytics, tracking, or crash reporting libraries that send data to external servers. Any logs generated by the apps or the virtual machines remain strictly on your local storage.
All Linux environments (Alpine Linux) run inside a QEMU virtual machine. This provide a layer of isolation between the guest OS and your Android host.
While the VM has "outbound" internet access via SLIRP networking (required for apk add or docker pull), it cannot access your Android files or sensors unless you explicitly configure it to do so.
AI2TH apps request the following permissions only to function:
Our software relies on open-source projects such as QEMU and Alpine Linux. These components are bundled locally as static assets within the APK. They do not communicate with AI2TH servers.
If you have questions about this policy or our security practices, please open a discussion on our GitHub repository.
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