Privacy Policy

Effective date: 1 June 2026

Lumen is an IB study platform. This policy explains what personal information is collected, why it is collected, which services help process it, and what controls users have over it.

Information we collect

Collection notice

Lumen collects this information directly from you when you register, sign in, upload study material, save workspace content, or use AI-assisted features. Some information is needed to run the service. If it is not provided, parts of the product such as account access, saved workspaces, or AI study tools may not function.

Why we collect it

Where your data is stored

Lumen runs on Railway. Account and study data may be stored or processed outside Australia depending on the deployment region and service providers in use at the time.

Third-party services

Lumen sends study inputs to external processing services when you use AI-assisted features such as note generation, chat, OCR extraction, and practice marking. Lumen also uses Resend to send transactional emails such as verification and password reset links. Depending on configuration, these providers and infrastructure services may process data in countries such as the United States.

Who can access your data

Your study content is intended to be accessible only to you while signed in. Administrators may access stored data when necessary for maintenance, debugging, abuse prevention, or legal compliance.

Security

Lumen uses server-side sessions, password hashing, and transport-security controls to reduce the risk of unauthorised access. No internet service can guarantee absolute security, so users should still choose strong passwords and protect access to their devices and email accounts.

How long we keep it

Your data remains stored while your account exists. You can delete your account from settings, which removes your stored study data tied to that account.

Your rights and choices

Children and school-aged users

Lumen is likely to be used by school-aged students. Users should avoid uploading information that is unrelated to study support or that they do not want reused in AI-assisted features. As of 1 June 2026, Australia’s Children’s Online Privacy Code is still being developed, and Lumen should be reviewed against that code before 10 December 2026 if it remains in scope.

Complaints and data breaches

If you have a privacy complaint, contact Lumen first using the details below so the issue can be investigated. If Lumen is covered by the Australian Privacy Act and a data breach is likely to result in serious harm, affected users may also need to be notified in line with the Notifiable Data Breaches scheme.

Updates to this policy

This policy may change as Lumen evolves. The effective date above will be updated when changes are published.

Contact

Questions, access requests, correction requests, and privacy complaints can be sent to privacy@lumenib.com.

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