Security & Infrastructure
We built Redact.social with a paranoid level of security. Here is how we protect you.
Icelandic Data Haven
All our data processing and storage infrastructure is physically located in Iceland.
Why Iceland?
- Non-US Jurisdiction: Our servers are outside the jurisdiction of US courts. We are not subject to US subpoenas, National Security Letters (NSLs), or the Patriot Act.
- Strongest Privacy Laws: Iceland has some of the strictest data protection laws in the world (GDPR+), specifically designed to protect free speech and digital privacy.
- Political Neutrality: Iceland is a neutral ground for data, ensuring your information is safe from geopolitical pressures.
Encryption Everywhere
We use military-grade encryption for data in all states:
- In Transit: All data moving between your browser, our servers, and social media APIs is encrypted using TLS 1.3 (Transport Layer Security).
- At Rest: Any data stored on our disks (such as your generated report) is encrypted using AES-256. Even if someone physically stole our servers, they would not be able to read your data.
"Scan & Shred" Architecture
Our most important security feature is that we don't keep your data.
- Fetch: We fetch your posts into a temporary, isolated memory sandbox.
- Analyze: Our AI models scan the text and images for risk flags.
- Report: We generate the risk report and send it to your secure dashboard.
- Shred: The raw social media data is immediately overwritten and deleted from memory. We do not archive your tweets, photos, or posts.
No Third-Party Trackers
We do not use Google Analytics, Facebook Pixel, or any other third-party tracking scripts on our dashboard. Your usage of our tool is private and is not broadcast to ad networks.
Vulnerability Disclosure
If you are a security researcher and believe you have found a vulnerability in our system, please contact security@redact.social. We offer a bug bounty program for responsible disclosure.