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Platform Policy

Privacy Policy

How THE PEARL platform collects, uses, and protects reader and customer information.

Information We Collect

We may collect information you provide directly, including your name, email address, reader-list signup information, sample download activity, purchase-related information, and messages sent through the platform.

How We Use Information

We use information to provide book access, send reader updates when you consent, improve the platform, respond to support requests, analyze campaign performance, and operate governed AI-assisted workflows.

AI-Assisted Processing

This platform may use AI-assisted tools to help draft content, organize support requests, analyze campaign activity, and support business operations. AI outputs are subject to data governance, runtime authorization, human review where needed, and audit logging.

Data Protection

We use access controls, data minimization, review queues, and audit records to reduce unnecessary exposure of user information. Sensitive or high-risk data is routed for isolation or review before use.

Your Choices

You may unsubscribe from marketing communications and may contact us to request correction or deletion of your information where applicable.

Contact

For privacy questions, contact the platform owner through the contact page.

This is an MVP policy draft for launch preparation and should be reviewed by qualified legal counsel before full public commercialization.

Becoming the Pearls

THE PEARL is the first seed. Becoming the Pearls is the garden.

THE PEARL — book, reflection, and first gateway product of the Becoming the Pearls ecosystem.

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Contact: adaptivesentineltechsystems@gmail.com

THE PEARL and Becoming the Pearls are original works and platform materials created by Latorsha Dunn. Unauthorized copying, reproduction, redistribution, resale, training use, or commercial exploitation is prohibited without written permission.

This platform may use third-party services, tools, software libraries, payment processors, hosting providers, design tools, and AI-assisted systems. Third-party tools remain subject to their own terms and licenses.