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PRIVACY

Privacy starts with keeping public pages and practice work separate.

DueDateHQ public pages describe product capabilities. Authenticated practice data belongs in the app workspace and is not part of the public SEO surface.

This public summary is not a replacement for a signed agreement or formal privacy review.

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DATA BOUNDARY

Public content does not require client records.

Marketing, resource, and state coverage pages explain how the product works without publishing firm client data.

Public pages

Public pages contain product copy, examples, and source-handling explanations.

Authenticated app

Practice operations, client records, filings, evidence review, and audit history belong in the app.

Support channels

Privacy requests should avoid sending sensitive client records through public email unless a secure process is agreed.

AI BOUNDARY

AI is used as an assistive workflow layer.

DueDateHQ describes AI as a way to reduce operational friction, not as a source of tax truth or a replacement for professional review.

Source context

AI-assisted summaries and classifications should remain tied to source evidence.

Human review

Human decisions remain the boundary before operational changes affect client work.

Minimized public claims

Public pages avoid hidden data claims and keep structured data aligned with visible content.

Privacy questions.

Use the privacy channel for data handling and privacy review questions.

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