U.S. Patent
12,651,202
Customized Training of Foundation Models
Additional protectionU.S. + International Patents Pending
Ownership
Avtar uses safeguards designed to protect personal information in storage and while it moves between systems.
Avtar only does what you ask and approve. You can always see a record of what it did.
Your choices shape the relationship, not engagement incentives.
Personal context stays private as it shapes your Avtar experience.
Your data stays encrypted. You approve access with your private key. Your context isn’t shared training data.
Every session is authenticated, and every data request depends on your consent.
We continuously assess emerging post-quantum cryptography standards.
Proven industry standards, modern controls, and secure-by-design principles.
Avtar’s continuous personalization is protected by patented technology.
U.S. Patent
12,651,202
Additional protectionU.S. + International Patents Pending
Questions, answered plainly
Avtar processes content you submit and data you authorize, such as email, calendars, contacts, and location. It also collects basic account, device, usage, and log data.
With your permission, Avtar accesses relevant emails to provide summaries and personalized help. It does not copy your entire mailbox, but related content and responses may be stored in your conversation history.
No. Avtar uses your microphone only when you record audio or start voice chat. During voice chat, audio is processed until you mute or end the session.
Yes. You can review the personal context Avtar uses, correct preferences or details that are wrong, and object to certain processing where applicable. You can also manage conversations and connected services in the app.
Yes. You can remove conversations or request deletion of your Avtar, account, and personal information. Account deletion has a 30-day recovery period, and limited records may be retained where legally required.
No. Avtar does not sell personal information or use it for external marketing or targeted ads. Limited sharing may occur with service providers, affiliates, during business transfers, when legally required, or with your consent.