Purpose limitation
Collect data only for defined inventory, health, security or support purposes.
This page records the privacy boundaries intended for future OFFICEAVO device and server agents. It is a product commitment framework, not a claim that the agent is publicly available.
Transparency
Data minimization
Consent
Control
Principles that must shape the agent
Collect data only for defined inventory, health, security or support purposes.
Prefer a small, documented telemetry set over broad device visibility.
People and administrators should be able to identify when a device is managed and by which organization.
Use policy, approvals and end-user consent appropriate to the risk and workplace context.
Limit who can view device data, propose actions, approve them and review audit evidence.
Provide controlled offboarding, key rotation and a way to disable management when authority ends.
Prohibited categories
The current product blueprint excludes hidden keylogging, covert camera or microphone use, unauthorized private-file collection and stealth surveillance. Those exclusions should remain testable product requirements.
An organization’s ability to administer a work device does not remove its responsibility to follow employment, privacy and data-protection law. OFFICEAVO cannot substitute for that legal assessment.
Product direction and current availability are kept separate.
No. It is a product-principles page for the planned device capability. A complete privacy notice and data-processing documentation must be finalized before collection begins.
Inspectability is an intended requirement. The specific interfaces and data export process have not been published.
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