Brainwave Data Privacy
Brainwave Data Privacy
Short answer: Brainwave data should be treated as sensitive personal information because it can reveal patterns related to sleep, relaxation, attention, and wellness routines.
Important: DNAi is designed for everyday wellness insights and personal trend tracking. DNAi is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent sleep disorders or other medical conditions.
Why brainwave data is sensitive
EEG data can provide insight into personal states such as sleep patterns, relaxation, and meditation trends. Even when used for wellness rather than medical diagnosis, this data deserves careful handling and clear user control.
What users should expect
- Clear consent before collecting or using EEG wellness data.
- Transparent explanations of what data is collected and why.
- Account controls for access, export, and deletion where supported.
- No sale of personal brainwave or wellness data without explicit user permission.
AI and brainwave data
AI features can help summarize personal trends, but users should understand whether their data is used only for their own insights or for model improvement. Any broader AI training use should require clear permission.