PRIVACY NOTICE · PUBLIC BETA

Use the data needed to connect people. Keep the rest out.

This notice describes the current Lifinity Connect public Internet-calling beta and early-access demand list. Additional services such as public phone numbers, carrier calling, messaging, payments or eSIM/mobile connectivity may require additional notices when those services are activated.

Information used in the beta

• Account information such as email and authentication state.
• Your chosen Lifinity ID and basic country/profile information.
• Call lifecycle information such as call session ID, timestamps, connection state and outcome.
• Operational quality information needed to diagnose call reliability, such as candidate type, protocol class, connection state, round-trip time, bitrate or byte counters when available.
• Security and abuse-prevention information needed to rate-limit and protect the service.

Early-access requests

If you choose to join the early-access list for Lifinity Number, Mobile, Internet or Business, we store the email address you submit, your selected product interests, your consent timestamp and—when provided or available through the form—an optional country code, language code and bounded referral identifier. We use this information to measure launch demand, prioritize countries/products and contact you about relevant beta or launch availability. Joining the list does not purchase, reserve or activate telecom service.

The public early-access form can submit a request but cannot read the lead list. Internal demand reporting is designed to use aggregate product/country/language counts rather than export lead emails for carrier presentations.

Network privacy

WebRTC, browsers, relay providers and Internet infrastructure may process network addresses transiently in order to establish a connection. Lifinity's public-beta call-event client removes raw candidate address, IP, port and candidate-string fields before durable call telemetry is submitted. Operational telemetry is intended to retain connection-quality facts rather than a durable copy of raw peer network addresses.

Microphone and call media

The browser asks for microphone permission when you place or accept a call. The current Lifinity-to-Lifinity beta transports live audio for the call. Lifinity does not represent the beta as a call-recording service. If recording or transcription is introduced later, it must be disclosed and governed separately.

Service providers

The beta uses infrastructure providers for authentication, persistence, hosting and real-time relay/network functions. Those providers process information necessary to provide their infrastructure services under their own contractual and security obligations.

Retention and control

Operational evidence may be retained to investigate failures, abuse and service quality. Early-access requests may be retained while the relevant beta/launch remains active and for reasonable operational follow-up. We aim to minimize durable data to what is useful for operating and launching the service. Account deletion, early-access removal and formal data-subject request workflows will be expanded as the beta moves toward general availability.

Contact

Privacy questions or requests to stop early-access contact can be sent to jamshid@lifinityone.com. Do not send passwords, authentication codes or other credentials by email.