Data minimization
Collect only data required to provide a feature or service.
Antelopa should make privacy understandable: what data is processed, why it is needed, where it is stored and which controls belong to the user.
Understand what applies to the operating system, apps, enterprise software and cloud services.
The important parts are structured into clear platform capabilities with room for the product to become deeper over time.
Collect only data required to provide a feature or service.
Where practical, give users clear controls over sync, diagnostics, accounts and permissions.
Protect authentication, software distribution and sensitive data with appropriate technical safeguards.
Clearly distinguish local-only functionality from Pieneo-hosted or other cloud-backed services.
Explain what organization administrators can manage or view in enterprise environments.
Antelopa publishes privacy information that explains data use, permissions, cloud services and organization controls.
The operating system, software catalog, documentation, security model and developer tooling should evolve together rather than become disconnected products.
Apps are discovered, installed and updated through Ante instead of scattered public installers.
Every important action should have a canonical documentation path and clear system requirements.
The platform is designed around transparent development, reusable components and community contribution.
Production packages can be signed, versioned and verified before installation.