Privacy
A window into your computer demands trust
AuraDesk gives your phone a view of your own computer. That is a serious thing to hand any product, so here, plainly, is what AuraDesk commits to. These are design commitments the product is being built to, and they will be restated in the formal privacy policy published with the app at launch.
Your screen is yours. What you see and do in a session belongs to you. AuraDesk does not record your sessions, does not screenshot your work, and never sells, shares, or uses your screen content for advertising or for training AI models.
Encrypted, end to end. Connections between your phone and your computer are encrypted. Nobody in the middle, including us, gets a readable copy of your session.
Pairing is approved by you, on your computer. A phone connects to your desktop only after you approve that specific phone, by name, on the desktop itself. A code or a photo of a code on its own is never enough.
You stay in control of every session. A session can be ended from either end, your phone or your computer, at any time, and pairing a new device always requires a fresh approval on the desktop.
Ask before anything sensitive crosses. When content such as clipboard data moves between your phone and your computer, routine items flow; sensitive ones ask for your consent first.
No advertising trackers. The AuraDesk app carries no advertising SDKs and no third-party behaviour tracking. The data the service keeps is the minimum needed to connect your own devices to each other and to keep your account secure.
Canadian company, Canadian law. AuraDesk is a product of Mylestone Innovations, based in Fort McMurray, Alberta. Questions about privacy, or anything else on this page, are welcome at mylestone03@gmail.com.