Privacy Policy

1. Identity and scope

Aurora Corporation is a technology company incorporated in Delaware, United States. This policy applies to Aurora-controlled websites, services, accounts, research and operational workflows, and integrations that reference it. Third-party services operate under their own policies.

2. Information we may process

• Information you supply, such as name, work email, organization, inquiry content, account settings, and materials submitted for analysis.
• Authentication and account identifiers, access events, authorization status, and security signals.
• Professional profile information within OAuth scopes you explicitly grant.
• Lawful public company, market, professional, and research information.
• Technical website data such as IP address, browser, device, request time, referring page, diagnostics, and security events.
• Essential or preference storage and, with permission, measurement technologies described in the Cookie Policy.

3. How information is used

• Respond to inquiries and deliver requested services, integrations, and support.
• Authenticate users, protect accounts, prevent abuse, and investigate faults.
• Provide authorized research and commercial or operational workflows.
• Improve service quality and reliability using proportionate and minimized information.
• Meet legal and contractual obligations and enforce applicable terms.

4. This website's form

When you submit the form, Aurora receives the need you describe, your work email, and any name or website you choose to include. Those data are used to understand and respond to your inquiry. An authorized email provider may transport the message. This site does not sell that information or use it for unauthorized advertising.

5. OAuth providers

When you explicitly authorize it, Aurora may use an OAuth provider to authenticate you and receive information within the scopes granted. Aurora does not represent that basic sign-in provides access to messages, contacts, invitations, posts, or social actions. Revocation stops future access but may not automatically delete lawfully retained information.

6. Providers and disclosure

Aurora may share information with authorized hosting, authentication, communications, analytics, security, research, payment, or model providers. They receive only what is reasonably necessary for the authorized function. Aurora may disclose information when required by law or to protect rights and safety. Aurora does not sell personal information.

7. Retention and deletion

Aurora retains information for as long as reasonably necessary for the stated purpose, account continuity, security, dispute resolution, legal obligations, or authorized institutional memory. Deletion may be limited where retention is legally required, needed for security or claims, or temporarily preserved in backups. Aurora does not claim deletion is always instantaneous.

8. Security and international processing

Aurora applies risk-based principles including controlled access, least privilege, authentication, authorization, secrets protection, data minimization, and auditability where appropriate. No system guarantees absolute security. Aurora and authorized providers may process information in the United States and other countries; no specific residency is promised unless agreed in writing.

9. Rights and choices

Depending on location and law, you may request access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection, portability, or withdrawal of consent. Aurora may need to verify identity and scope. Send requests to contact@auroraos.online.

10. Third parties, children, and updates

Third-party services follow their own practices. Aurora is designed for organizations and professionals and does not knowingly solicit personal information from children under 13. Material policy changes will be reflected with a revised date and, when appropriate, additional notice.