Privacy

Last updated: 6 June 2026

Jaano Haq helps you understand your rights under Indian law. It gives legal information, not legal advice — and the questions people ask are often sensitive. This page explains, in plain language, what we store and why.

What we store

• Your conversations. The questions you ask, the answers you receive, and the steps our system took to find them (which laws it looked up, which sources it read). Every conversation is stored — this is how we improve the service for everyone.
• About uploaded documents: the file itself is never stored. If you upload a notice, letter, or agreement, it is read once to answer your question and then discarded. We keep only the file's name, type, and size.
• Technical details. Timestamps, language setting, and error information — used to keep the service working.
• If you sign in with Google: your account details. When you choose to sign in, we store your name, email address, and profile photo from your Google account and link your conversations to it, so your history follows you across devices. Signing in is optional — you can use Jaano Haq fully without an account.

What we don't do

• We don't sell or share your data with advertisers.
• We don't require you to sign in or give any personal details to use the service.
• We don't publish your conversations. A conversation becomes visible to others only if you create a share link yourself.

Where your data lives

Conversations are stored in a managed database. To generate answers, your messages are processed by an AI provider (Anthropic, OpenAI, etc.), subject to their data handling terms. Identifying details like phone numbers are masked before questions are used in any internal analysis.

Your chat history

If you are not signed in, your chat list lives only in this browser. Clearing your browser data or switching devices loses that list — the conversations stay safely stored on our side, but there is no way to browse them again without an account.

If you sign in, your conversations are linked to your account and follow you across devices. Signing out clears them from the device you are on — they stay in your account and come back when you sign in again — so it is safe to use Jaano Haq on a shared or borrowed device.

Deletion

Want a conversation or everything you've asked removed? Email nishantkumar1292@gmail.com and we'll delete it.

Free legal help

For free legal aid, contact your District Legal Services Authority or call 15100 (NALSA helpline).