Trust / Buyer diligence
Compliance and trust
Four policies explain how NOSIBLE collects, handles, and protects data.
Start with crawling to understand what enters the index. Then review how NOSIBLE handles copyrighted content, personal data, and customer access. Each page states the operating boundary, supporting evidence, and answers to common diligence questions.
Four review areas
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Crawling
What enters the index?
NOSIBLE crawls public written content. It does not bypass paywalls, logins, or other access controls.
- Source and domain review
- Robots.txt and crawl controls
- Point-in-time date verification
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Copyright
What leaves the index?
Search results return limited snippets, metadata, attribution, and source links—not cached articles or full-text resale.
- Non-substitutive search
- Snippet limits and attribution
- Jurisdiction-specific legal review
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Privacy
What personal data is retained?
NOSIBLE minimizes personal data, limits operational retention, and provides clear removal, objection, and delisting routes.
- Index exclusions
- API data minimization
- Removal and delisting requests
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Security
How is customer access protected?
NOSIBLE documents the infrastructure, access controls, monitoring, backups, and deployment options protecting customer workflows.
- Infrastructure and access
- Backups and replication
- Operational security controls
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