Your privacy policy should stay boring.
Ours does. SignIQ is built to minimise data, keep raw processing on-device, and store aggregate audience outputs rather than individual profiles.
What we collect.
The platform is built around aggregate audience analytics and operational metadata. We do not store named customer records about the people being measured.
What we do not collect.
These are product boundaries, not marketing promises. SignIQ is not designed to identify who someone is.
Privacy by architecture.
SignIQ processes sensor inputs on the edge device first. The cloud layer is designed for aggregate analytics, not raw media handling.
That means dashboards and exports revolve around counts, distributions, and campaign rollups rather than person-level records. The system is built to keep audience measurement useful without turning it into identity infrastructure.
Regulatory position.
GDPR / UK GDPR
Camera-based audience analytics can involve personal data depending on how and where the system is deployed. SignIQ is designed to minimise data and keep outputs aggregate, but the site operator still needs to assess lawful basis, transparency, contracts, and whether a DPIA or similar review is required.
EU AI Act
SignIQ is designed to avoid prohibited AI practices such as identity matching, sensitive-attribute inference, and emotion recognition. If audience categorisation outputs are enabled, operators should deploy with clear notices and documentation.
Retention
Aggregated analytics data is retained according to your plan tier. Raw imagery is not stored in the cloud platform as part of standard SignIQ reporting. Access to analytics should still be restricted to the teams that actually need it.
Data protection contact.
For privacy-related enquiries, contact our data protection team.
compliance@signiq.cloud
SignIQ Ltd. · United Kingdom