Effective September 13, 2026
Legal, privacy & disclosures
Plain-language terms for DoxaIQ. These terms explain how the service, public evidence, accounts, affiliate links, and privacy practices work.
Affiliate disclosure
DoxaIQ may earn a commission when you buy through qualifying merchant links, at no added cost to you. Merchant relationships never affect scores, issue classifications, report inclusion, or ordering. Links capable of compensation are marked as sponsored in page markup. Prices and availability come from merchants or authorized feeds and can change.
Privacy
An account is not required to view saved reports or create the first guest report. Passwordless accounts store your email, secure session records, and the reports you deliberately save to your private workspace. DoxaIQ also stores completed product queries and public-source evidence needed to create reusable reports. Public activity never displays account identity or personal saved lists. If you explicitly request report updates, we store your email, followed product, consent language, and consent time so we can provide those messages and honor unsubscribe requests. Credit protection uses a one-way hash derived from network and browser signals; raw IP addresses are not stored in the research-usage table. We record limited first-party page, error, and merchant-click events for reliability and product improvement. We do not sell personal information or use third-party advertising trackers in this build.
Public evidence
Reports analyze publicly accessible material from supported platforms. Source links, bounded excerpts, collection time, transcript availability, and classification limits remain visible. A source label is an analytical signal, not a claim about a creator’s intent or endorsement. Source removal and correction procedures must be reviewed before public launch.
Terms of use
DoxaIQ provides research and educational information, not a guarantee, safety certification, professional recommendation, or statement that every owner has the same experience. Verify safety notices, warranties, prices, sellers, and availability with the manufacturer or merchant before purchasing. Automated classification may miss context; confidence and sample-size indicators should be considered with the underlying evidence.