Privacy

Personal devices create understandable concerns around privacy, ownership, and trust.

Shine was built around a simple principle: organizations may define expectations for a space, but personal devices should remain personal.

Built to respect personal ownership

Shine was designed for personally owned devices.

Organizations need a way to operationalize digital policies.

People need confidence that their personal information stays private.

Shine was built to support both.

Personal content stays personal

Shine does not access messages, photos, files, emails, or personal content.

No device takeover

Shine is not device management. Organizations do not gain ownership or administrative control of personal devices.

Temporary by design

Shine is designed around temporary participation, not permanent control.

What organizations can and cannot see

Organizations can see

  • Whether a participant joined a Shine environment
  • Whether participation remained active
  • Whether a session was completed, interrupted, or ended early
  • Session-related integrity events required to verify participation

Organizations cannot see

  • Messages
  • Photos
  • Emails
  • Browsing history
  • Personal app content
  • Documents and files
  • Contacts
  • Location outside an active Shine zone