This page is maintained by the AlignDrive workspace owner to answer common security and privacy questions about the platform. It describes the controls that are enabled today, and separates platform-provided capabilities from customer responsibilities. It is not a certification or an independent audit.
Every workspace is gated by an authenticated session. Credentials are never handled by the UI directly — sign-in is brokered by a managed identity provider.
AlignDrive is delivered as a modern edge-rendered web application. Traffic between your browser and the platform is encrypted in transit via HTTPS/TLS.
AlignDrive collects only what is needed to operate your workspace: account identity, workspace content you upload or create, and minimal telemetry required to keep the service running.
Retention is user-controlled. You decide when content leaves the platform, and account deletion removes your workspace data.
AlignDrive is built on a small set of infrastructure providers. Third-party integrations you connect (such as cloud storage) operate under their own terms.
AlignDrive uses only the storage required to keep you signed in and to remember your workspace preferences. No advertising or cross-site tracking cookies.
Security researchers and users can reach the AlignDrive team about privacy, security, or data-handling questions through the workspace owner's published contact channel.
AlignDrive provides the platform controls described above. The workspace owner is responsible for how the workspace is configured, who is invited, and what content is uploaded. Users are responsible for protecting their sign-in credentials and the devices they use to access AlignDrive.