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Privacy Policy
UNOAH AI Bible Companion — South Asia & Middle East Edition
Effective Date: 1 Jun 2026 · Version 2026-09-04 · Last revised 4 Sep 2026
Introduction
This Privacy Policy explains how Arianext (“UNOAH”, “we”, “us”) collects, uses, shares, and protects your personal data when you use the UNOAH AI Bible Companion application and www.unoah.com (the “Service”). It forms part of, and should be read together with, our Terms & Conditions. It is designed to comply with India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDP Act) and DPDP Rules, 2025; the UAE PDPL (Federal Decree-Law No. 45 of 2021); the KSA PDPL (overseen by SDAIA); and applicable national laws in other GCC and South Asian jurisdictions.
1. Data we collect
We collect the following categories of personal data:
2. How and why we use your data
3. AI features, Google Vertex AI and OpenAI
Parts of the Service are powered by generative artificial intelligence. This section is the complete account of that processing: which features use AI, exactly what leaves your device and our servers, who receives it, what they may and may not do with it, the legal basis we rely on, how long anything is kept, how you consent and how you take that consent back. It adds to, and does not replace, the rest of this policy.
Which features use AI, and which do not
These features send your data to an AI provider:
These features do not send your data to an AI provider, even though they involve AI-generated material:
What we send
When you use one of the AI features above, the following leaves your device or our servers and is sent to the AI provider handling that request:
Two points about the profile, because they are easy to miss and we would rather state them plainly than have you discover them. First, it is attached to EVERY conversation with NOAH, including ordinary Bible questions — if you ask who Moses was, the provider handling that request also receives that you are, for example, Catholic, a new parent, and feeling anxious. It is not sent only when a message is obviously about you. Second, two of those fields are sensitive: your denomination is information about your religious beliefs, and how you are feeling is information about your state of mind. We treat both as special-category personal data and process them only with your explicit consent.
What we never send
How we collect it
Everything described above comes directly from what you type, say, or select in the app. We do not infer it from your behaviour, we do not buy it, and we do not obtain it from data brokers, social networks or any other third party. Where a value came from your setup answers, you provided it yourself and you can change or clear it in the app.
Who receives it
Three companies may receive this data, each in a defined role. No other AI provider receives it, and we do not share it with any AI provider for that provider's own purposes.
All three act as our service providers and process this data on our behalf and on our instructions. We confirm that the third-party service providers with whom we share this data — Google LLC, OpenAI and Apple Inc. — provide the same or equal protection of your personal data as is set out in this Privacy Policy.
We use these services under API terms that do not grant the provider the right to use your content to train or improve their general-purpose models. Providers may retain content briefly for abuse monitoring and to meet their own legal obligations, as their published terms describe. If the terms applicable to our use ever changed in a way that permitted training on your content, we would update this policy and ask for your consent again before continuing.
What it is used for, and what it is not
Your data is sent for one purpose: to generate the response that is shown back to you, in the conversation you are having, at the moment you are having it.
Legal basis, and why we ask rather than assume
We rely on your explicit consent, and on nothing else, for every transfer described in this section. We do not rely on legitimate interests here. That is deliberate: your prayer requests, your conversations with NOAH, your denomination and how you are feeling reveal religious belief and information about your mental and emotional state. Under the GDPR these are special categories of personal data under Article 9, and under India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act consent is in any event the operative basis. Explicit consent is the only basis we consider adequate for sending them to a third party.
How we ask, and how you take it back
If you decline, or later withdraw
The AI features stop, and nothing else does. Bible reading and downloaded translations, audio, the daily verse, curated and guided prayers from our own library, reading plans, notes, community and every other part of the Service continue to work exactly as before. Account setup can be completed manually without AI. We do not degrade, delay or restrict the rest of the app because you declined, and we do not ask you repeatedly.
How long it is kept
Where it goes
Your data is primarily stored and processed in our India (ap-south-1) region. The AI processing described in this section is an international transfer: Google, OpenAI and Apple may process these requests outside your country, including in the United States. Those transfers are made on the basis of your explicit consent and, where required, under appropriate safeguards such as standard contractual clauses, and in compliance with applicable restrictions and conditions under the DPDP Act, the GDPR and the other laws identified elsewhere in this policy.
Security
Requests to the AI providers are made over encrypted connections from our servers, authenticated with credentials held by us and not exposed to the app. Access to conversation data inside our systems is restricted to personnel who need it to operate and support the Service, and is logged. The safeguards described in the Security section of the Common Terms apply to this data in full.
Children
The Service is not directed to children below the age limit stated elsewhere in this policy, and the AI features are not made available to anyone below that age. If we learn that we have processed a child's personal data through these features without a lawful basis, we will delete it.
Your rights over this data
The rights described in the Common Terms — access, correction, deletion, portability, objection, restriction, and withdrawal of consent — apply in full to the data described in this section, including the conversations you have had with NOAH and the profile attached to them. You can exercise them in the app, or by writing to privacy@unoah.com. Withdrawing consent for AI features is immediate and needs no explanation.
The web companion
The AI Companion on www.unoah.com uses the same AI features and the same providers, in the same way, for the same purpose and on the same terms. You can use the rest of the site without it.
Automated decision-making and profiling
We do not use the AI features to make decisions about you by automated means that produce legal effects for you or that similarly significantly affect you, and we do not use them to profile you. NOAH's reply is text shown back to you; nothing about your account, your access, your pricing or your standing is decided from it. Your profile is used to make a reply relevant, not to score, rank, segment or evaluate you, and it is not combined with data from other UNOAH products for that purpose.
Children and parental consent
The AI features are not offered to anyone below the minimum age stated elsewhere in this policy, and we do not knowingly process a child's personal data through them. Where the law requires verifiable consent from a parent or guardian before a child's personal data may be processed, we do not make these features available until that consent has been obtained. If we learn that we have processed a child's data through these features without a lawful basis, we will delete it and, where required, notify the appropriate authority.
Withdrawing consent, and Consent Managers
You may withdraw this consent at any time, as easily as you gave it, in the app at Settings → Privacy & Security → Data & Privacy. You do not have to give a reason and we will not ask for one. Where India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act makes a registered Consent Manager available to you, you may also give, manage, review and withdraw this consent through that Consent Manager, and we will honour a withdrawal received through it exactly as we would one made in the app.
Complaints
If you are unhappy with how we handle the data described in this section, please contact us first at privacy@unoah.com or through our Grievance Officer, whose details appear in the Common Terms. If you remain unsatisfied you have the right to complain to the Data Protection Board of India, or — if you are in the EEA or the UK — to your local supervisory authority, and to seek a judicial remedy. Exercising that right costs you nothing here and does not affect your use of the Service.
Changes to this section
If we add an AI provider, change what is sent, or change what it is used for, we will publish a new version of this policy, record it in the version history, and ask for your consent again before the change takes effect for you.
4. Legal basis & consent
We process personal data on lawful grounds recognised by applicable law, primarily your consent and, where permitted, legitimate uses necessary to provide the Service. Where consent is required, we request it through clear notices and affirmative action (for example, agreeing to these terms at sign-up and granting microphone permission). You may withdraw consent at any time; withdrawal does not affect processing already carried out.
Sending your data to Google through Vertex AI on Google Cloud rests on your explicit consent, and on no other ground. We ask for it separately, before the first time an AI feature sends anything, because what you write to NOAH and in prayer requests routinely reveals religious belief, health, and personal relationships — special-category data under Article 9 of the UK and EU General Data Protection Regulation, and data we treat as sensitive throughout this policy. We do not rely on legitimate interests for it, and you can withdraw it at any time as described in section 4.
On iOS, our use of the advertising identifier (IDFA) for attribution depends on your App Tracking Transparency choice. We ask through Apple’s standard prompt and use the advertising identifier only if you allow it. If you decline, or later turn tracking off in iOS Settings, no measurement based on the advertising identifier takes place; attribution then relies only on aggregated, non-identifying reporting such as Apple’s SKAdNetwork. Declining does not limit any feature of the Service. On Android, you can reset the Google Advertising ID or opt out of its use for advertising from your device settings at any time.
6. International transfers
Your data is primarily stored and processed in our India (ap-south-1) region. Some processors may process data outside your country — including Google, which handles the AI requests described in section 4 through Vertex AI on Google Cloud, and OpenAI, which handles those same requests when it acts as the fallback provider. Any cross-border transfer is carried out in compliance with applicable restrictions, conditions, or government directions under the DPDP Act, the UAE PDPL, the KSA PDPL, and other applicable laws.
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