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Privacy policy

RINA AI app (Android and web) · updated November 12, 2026

This page is a translation. If it differs from the French version, the French version prevails: Politique de confidentialité.

This policy explains what data the RINA AI assistant uses, why, who it is shared with and how to delete it. It applies to the RINA AI Android app and to its web version (app.plateforme-rina.com).

1. Data controller

RINA AI is developed and published by its independent developer, under the name Silicon Core (identity shown on the app's Google Play listing).
Address: 3rd floor, 137 Spinola Road, St. Julian's STJ 3011, Malta.
Contact: hello@rina.technology.

2. Data we use

3. Why

4. Artificial intelligence

RINA AI's models have Latin names: Mercurius, Minerva, Argus, Hercules, Orpheus, Vulcanus and Morpheus. To produce a reply or a creation, your message, the recent history of the conversation, your files and your personalization texts are sent, securely, to the artificial intelligence providers that run these models.

Memory notes are sent with your messages to the models, like your Personalization; they never contain data from your Google Calendar.

RINA Studio: the app's creation space (Music and Video) keeps, for each creation, its title, description, style, lyrics and settings (language, voice, length, format) until you delete it or delete your account. The files (songs, images, videos) are kept 30 days, then deleted; the title and the lyrics stay, so you can recreate the creation. A photo added to animate or edit an image is first checked automatically (it must show no child and no sexual content), then sent for the creation only: it is never kept. “Lyrics with RINA” and “Improve with RINA” only send what you wrote in the form. You can delete each creation in the Studio; deleting your account erases all your creations and their files.

Do not send sensitive information: passwords, bank details, health data, identity documents.

We only send an encrypted fingerprint of your account or of your IP address, never your name or your e-mail. AI replies can be inaccurate: check important information.

5. Tools and connectors

Public tools (weather, Wikipedia, currencies, calculations, local time, news). When your question depends on it, the assistant looks up a public service and sends only what the request needs: a city, a topic, currencies. These services are MET Norway, the Norwegian Meteorological Institute (weather forecasts), OpenStreetMap (Nominatim, to locate a city), Wikipedia (Wikimedia Foundation), ExchangeRate-API (exchange rates) and our web search service for the news (section 6). They never receive an account identifier or your e-mail. Calculations, and the time in a time zone, are done on our server, without any outside service.

Credits: weather data: MET Norway (CC BY 4.0 license); places: © OpenStreetMap and its contributors (ODbL license, openstreetmap.org/copyright); exchange rates: Rates By Exchange Rate API (exchangerate-api.com). Replies that use them say so.

Connectors (GitHub, Notion, Google Calendar). You can connect your own services in Settings → Connectors:

Google Calendar (with RINA AI Plus or Pro): RINA AI only asks for read access to your calendar (calendar.readonly). This data is used only to answer your questions about your calendar; it is not sold, not used for advertising, not read by a person (except with your consent, for security or a legal obligation), and not used to train or improve artificial intelligence models. It is sent only to the paid models of Plus and Pro, and only through access where the providers neither keep it nor use it to train their models; if these models are unavailable, the reply fails rather than being handed to a model of the free plan. The same goes for the rest of the conversation: a reply drawn from your calendar is never sent to a model of the free plan (it receives the conversation without it), and “Continue” on such a reply requires Plus or Pro. RINA AI's use and transfer to any other app of information received from Google APIs will adhere to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. You can also remove access from your Google account (myaccount.google.com/permissions).

6. Recipients

These providers may be located outside your country, in particular in the United States.

7. Retention

8. Your rights and account deletion

You can access your data, correct it, export it (conversation export in the app) or have it deleted. To delete your account: see the Account deletion page.

You can see and erase your memory in Settings → Memory, or tell RINA “forget that…”.

You can also file a complaint with the data protection authority of your country; in Malta, it is the Information and Data Protection Commissioner (IDPC).

9. Minors

RINA AI is for people 18 and over: some of our AI providers do not allow its use by minors. We do not knowingly collect data from people under 18; if you think a minor is using RINA AI, write to us so we can delete their account.

10. Contact

For any question about your data or to exercise your rights: hello@rina.technology.