Privacy Policy

At Decontext, your privacy is not just respected — it’s fundamentally architected into the system. As a decentralized protocol, Decontext does not collect, store, or process any personal data unless explicitly provided through user interaction with integrated applications.

1. 🔄 Data Collection

Decontext does not collect:

  • Personal identifiers (name, email, IP address)

  • Device or location data

  • Off-chain usage logs

All interactions occur on-chain or via user-controlled interfaces such as wallets or agents.

However, third-party dApps or agents using Decontext may:

  • Store user-inputted metadata (e.g., context values)

  • Request permissions to access wallet or context modules

These third-party applications are responsible for their own data practices.

2. 🧠 Context Data

Context entries (e.g., user.reputation, dao.activity) are:

  • Publicly verifiable when published to chain

  • Fully owned by the user

  • Permissioned via the DMCP protocol (only authorized parties can update)

No personal identifiers are ever required to interact with context modules.

3. 🔐 Zero-Custody Guarantee

Decontext:

  • Does not hold any user private keys

  • Does not track or profile users

  • Ensures full data sovereignty via cryptographic signatures

4. 🛡️ ZK Context (Future Upgrade)

For sensitive use cases, Decontext will support Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs), enabling users to prove facts about their context (e.g., score thresholds, activity patterns) without revealing the underlying data.

This ensures privacy without compromising verifiability.

5. 🔗 Third-Party Links

This documentation and ecosystem may reference third-party tools, SDKs, and applications. Please review their privacy policies individually, as Decontext does not control their behavior.

6. 📞 Contact

For governance-related privacy concerns or protocol-related questions, reach out via the Decontext DAO or through official communication channels:

🔚 Summary

Decontext is built to respect user sovereignty, transparency, and trustlessness. Privacy is not added as an afterthought — it's embedded into the protocol design.

You own your data. We simply make it composable.

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