Privacy Policy

Privacy Policy & Safe Harbor Governance for SpaceJat by JATDEV.

Effective September 8, 2026 · Provider: JATDEV · Portal: www.spacejat.com · Jurisdiction: Cairo, Egypt / Dubai, UAE

Custodial Architecture Summary: SpaceJAT is structured to afford organizations complete custodial dominion over their communications. In Customer self-hosted and air-gapped deployments, JATDEV has no access to customer infrastructure, databases, or cryptographic key vaults. For end-to-end encrypted (E2EE) communications, JATDEV retains no decryption keys.

1. Introduction & Foundational Roles

This Privacy Policy governs the manner in which JATDEV collects, uses, maintains, and discloses information acquired through the SpaceJAT platform, its APIs, desktop clients, mobile applications, and web interfaces (the “Services”).

To establish rigorous legal and operational clarity inspired by global enterprise standards, we delineate the following roles:

2. Architecture & Data Sovereignty Models

SpaceJAT offers distinct operational topologies tailored to enterprise sovereignty requirements:

3. Information We Collect

JATDEV distinguishes between operational account metadata and customer-managed content:

3.1 Account & Administrative Metadata (Collected by JATDEV)

3.2 Customer Content (Controlled Solely by Customer)

Chat messages, shared files, media payloads, whiteboard captures, voice streams, and room structures constitute Customer Data. JATDEV does not access Customer Content except:

  1. Upon explicit, authenticated written instruction from the Customer administrator for technical recovery;
  2. Transiently in computer memory as strictly required to route real-time signaling and WebRTC media streams across relay nodes; or
  3. Pursuant to an unavoidable, mandatory court order issued by a competent judicial authority under binding legal jurisdiction.

4. Safe Harbor, Acceptable Use, & User Misuse Defenses

SpaceJAT operates as a neutral technology provider and telecommunications conduit. To safeguard the company against unlawful actions committed by third-party users:

5. Government Requests, Subpoenas, & Law Enforcement

JATDEV complies with the statutory framework of the Arab Republic of Egypt (including Personal Data Protection Law No. 151 of 2020 and Anti-Cyber and Information Technology Crimes Law No. 175 of 2018), and applicable regional laws:

6. Security Posture & User Rights

JATDEV enforces industry-standard technical safeguards: TLS 1.3 in transit, AES-256 at rest, strict separation of tenant environments, and regular code reviews. Individuals wishing to exercise statutory privacy rights (access, correction, or deletion under Egypt Law 151/2020 or regional counterparts) must submit requests directly to their organizational administrator, who manages the workspace data life-cycle.

Privacy & Compliance Directorate: JATDEV — SpaceJAT Operations
Cairo, Arab Republic of Egypt | Regional Hub: Dubai, UAE
Email: privacy@spacejat.com | info@spacejat.com | Web: www.spacejat.com