Privacy Mandate

01. Architectural Isolation (TIP-9)

Dominion Alpha processes information through a system that is structurally incapable of identifying individuals. We utilize Technical Isolation Protocol (TIP-9), which separates content from origin immediately at ingress. Identity is considered a hazardous external variable.

Isolation Logic:

• Metadata Stripping: Complete removal of HTTP headers, IP markers, and unique hardware fingerprint attributes.
• Origin Shuffling: Decoupling signal source from routing layers to prevent reconstruction of individual paths.
• Asymmetric Processing: Ensuring no single system component possesses the combined credentials to link a raw signal to a user account.

02. Signal Ingestion Pipelines

We collect and index three distinct high-veracity data streams. By using the service, you consent to the ingestion of:

• A. Prosodic Signal (Ears) Acoustic metadata including pitch velocity, rhythmic intervals, and energy flux. Semantic audio content is never retained. Raw audio is processed in volatile memory and overwritten within sub-second windows.
• B. Perception Telemetry (Eyes) Mapping of visual fixation paths and coordinate-based spatial awareness metrics. Unique environmental imagery is stripped at the capture layer, leaving only abstract coordinate vectors.
• C. Decision Trajectory (Brains) Non-linear decision logic, including backtracks, strategic pivots, and operational latency between impulse and terminal action.

03. Transformation Pipeline

Every ingested data point undergoes an irreversible four-stage transformation before entering the DaaS layer:

04. Biometric Veracity Protocol (BHP-7)

Under global privacy standards, prosodic and visual signals are classified as sensitive biometric data. Dominion Alpha employs the Biometric Hash Protocol (BHP-7).

This protocol utilizes one-way salt-based hashing with non-recoverable keys to transform physiological signals into irreversible mathematical models. We monitor System Load and Strategic Intent, not the specific identity of the user.

05. Infrastructure Security Architecture

Security is enforced through structural design, utilizing a Zero-Trust framework. Key technical safeguards include:

• Hardware Security Modules (HSM): Critical variables and keys are isolated and protected against tampering at the hardware level.
• mTLS Internal Communication: Every data packet within our layer is authenticated, encrypted, and verified against immutable system signatures.
• Real-Time Immutable Ledgers: All data transformations are recorded in an audit-only ledger to ensure zero unauthorized modifications.

06. B2B and B2C Roles & Responsibilities

Dominion Alpha recognizes that Business-to-Business (B2B) privacy roles differ from Business-to-Consumer (B2C) counterparts.

As a Data Processor for our enterprise clients, we adhere to the strict instructions provided by our partners while maintaining the baseline architectural protections defined in this Mandate. As a Data Controller for account information, we apply the same high-veracity standards to our administrative layers.

07. International Compliance Standards

Dominion Alpha exceeds the requirements of the Singapore Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA), the EEA GDPR, and the California CCPA. By structurally eliminating retrievable PII at the point of ingestion, we mitigate the risk of data exposure.

While we honor the Right to Access and Right to Erasure, users acknowledge that processed intent-signals are structurally non-retrievable as they are no longer linked to an identifiable natural person.

08. Persistence and Purge Protocol

09. Governance Framework

Our Trust by Design framework integrates privacy into the development lifecycle. We conduct monthly Privacy Impact Assessments (PIA) and quarterly third-party audits to verify the efficacy of our de-identification layers.

10. Legal Contact Information