Privacy and information statement
This website respects every visitor. In the objective environment of "Sophon monitoring," the Council believes that: there is even less reason for a lack of transparency towards humanity itself.
What Information Does This Site Collect
- No Browsing Records Collected: This site does not employ cross-site tracking or create visitor profiles.
- Form Data: Fields collected via recruitment, contractor, media registration, and reporting forms are limited to those specified in the respective forms and are used solely for processing and responding to the relevant matters.
- Reported Information: The scope of knowledge regarding the identity of reporters is limited to operational necessities and is kept confidential in accordance with the law.
- Search Keywords: Used solely to improve the organization of site content and are not linked to any identity information.
Important Notice (Regarding Communication Environment)
According to "Crisis Intelligence—Sophon: Public Explanation," Trisolaran Sophons possess the capability to monitor human communications, and this website cannot rule out the possibility that your communications accessing this site have been obtained by the Trisolaran side. All content on this website is already publicly released for public access, and visiting this website does not pose any additional risks. For government-to-government matters requiring confidentiality, please use the Member States Portal channel in accordance with the "Information Classification Management Measures."
Information Retention and Security
- Retained information from form processing shall be destroyed two years after case closure; archives of reporting leads shall be managed separately according to operational needs.
- All login and access activities in the Member States Portal are logged in audit records for government-to-government oversight by member States.
Rights and Contact
You may apply to access, correct, and delete information you have submitted: public@pdc.un.example. Objections to handling may be appealed in writing to the Council's Office of Legal Affairs.