Privacy at AINewsIQ.

Reading without an account

You can browse the feed, search, read published articles and comments, and open original sources without signing in. Visiting an original source takes you to its publisher, which has its own privacy practices.

Free reader accounts

To sign in, we send a one-time code to your email address. We keep your email and account ID in a private AINewsIQ schema in our shared Triuna Supabase project. Codes and session tokens are stored as hashes; the browser receives a secure, HttpOnly session cookie. Codes expire after 15 minutes and sessions after 30 days. Expired login artifacts are cleared by a scheduled job.

Saved reading and participation

Your followed topics and bookmarks are stored as small records in Cloudflare D1 under your account ID. If you comment or apply to contribute, we keep what you submit for editorial review. Approved comments and published articles are public. We do not use account creation as consent to marketing email.

Enterprise inquiries

If you use the enterprise inquiry form, we store your name, work email, organization, role, area of interest, and optional message in a private Cloudflare D1 editor queue. The Worker controls submission and limits reading and review to the Access-protected editor. We use it to respond to the inquiry; it does not create an account or subscribe you to marketing. We delete inquiry records after 180 days. A private notification may be emailed to the AINewsIQ editor without the message contents.

Source material

We keep source links, short metadata, and one shared brief for a collected link. We do not store a separate copy of a brief for each reader. The original article stays with its publisher.

Your choices

You can sign out from the account page. To request access to or deletion of your AINewsIQ reader or inquiry data, email support@triunalabs.com. We may need to verify that you control the account email before fulfilling a request.