AetherOS and AGC store the information needed to run a social community platform: accounts, profiles, posts, comments, groups, direct messages, event responses, shop claims, uploads, notifications, moderation records, and the technical session data needed to keep the site working.
Some content is visible to the whole AGC community, some is limited to friends or groups, and some is only meant for the people in a message thread. That said, this platform is not end-to-end encrypted and should not be treated as private vault storage. Administrators and moderators may access content and related metadata when reasonably necessary to operate the platform, investigate reports, protect members, protect children, or comply with law.
Protecting children matters more than preserving a false sense of secrecy. If we believe content or behavior may involve child endangerment, grooming, exploitation, CSAM, threats, or related abuse, we may preserve relevant records and disclose them to law enforcement, NCMEC, child-safety organizations, or other appropriate authorities when we believe that is necessary or required.
We store session and device-related information so you can stay signed in, receive push or in-site notifications, and use the app-like experience across supported devices. If you enable alerts, the service stores the technical subscription data required to deliver them.
We keep records for as long as they are useful for operating the community, handling disputes, enforcing rules, protecting members, or meeting legal obligations. If you use the self-service delete flow, personal account access is removed, but public community posts and comments may remain in anonymized form so conversation history does not collapse for everyone else.
We try to limit collection and store only what this community actually needs, but no online service can promise perfect security. Do not use the site for sensitive financial records, medical records, government identifiers, or exact location histories. Share only what makes sense for a community social platform.
This notice is here to explain the platform honestly: it stores community and moderation data so the site can function, so people can connect, and so harmful behavior can be investigated and stopped. It is not legal advice.