Consent
Terms and privacy acceptance are recorded with the exact document version.
LGPD & Privacy
Eidos is built for persistent agents, so privacy cannot be an afterthought. Users should understand what is stored, export their data, and request deletion or anonymization when needed.
Data subject rights
These flows belong inside the product as clear, trackable actions whenever the operation allows it.
Terms and privacy acceptance are recorded with the exact document version.
Account data, memory, and operational state can be exported with secrets redacted.
User-owned personal data can be removed or anonymized according to its category.
When legal documents change, users can be asked to review and accept the current version.
Data categories
Eidos separates account data, operational data, persistent memory, personal bot tokens, and billing records.
Retention
The MVP supports memory cleanup after 90 days of inactivity, with room to notify inactive users before removal.
The system detects when there has been no relevant activity for the configured period.
Before cleanup, the product can give the user time to return or export data.
Memories and operational records are removed or dissociated from identity according to their category.
Inside the product
The Eidos PWA is designed to expose legal links, current-version consent, data export, account deletion, and memory retention controls.
Users can review documents, accept current versions, and start privacy actions from the console.
Bot activation uses validation, one-time verification keys, encryption, and revocation.
Payment data follows its own retention requirements and can be anonymized when applicable.
Always-on agent work
Cloud workflows such as memory updates, bot responses, scheduled jobs, usage reports, approvals, and workspace drafts can continue without the desktop connector. If a task needs files or applications on your local computer, that specific local action waits until the connector is online again.