Privacy Policy

righttoinformation.wiki is a public legal-information and RTI-practice reference edited under the public identity of Dr. Shrawan Kumar Pathak.

This privacy policy applies to:

• the website at righttoinformation.wiki;
• the RTI Wiki Android app published on Google Play; and
• feedback or support messages sent to the site team.

righttoinformation.wiki is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.

We keep the service simple. The RTI Wiki Android app does not require a user account inside the app.

The following information may be processed when a person uses the website or app:

• basic technical logs, such as IP address, browser type, device type, page requested, date and time, and error logs;
• analytics and performance information used to understand traffic, crashes, speed, and reliability;
• information voluntarily sent by email, feedback form, or other support channel;
• cookie or similar preference data used by the website, analytics services, advertising services, security tools, or embedded services.

Please do not send Aadhaar numbers, identity documents, medical records, financial account details, passwords, or other sensitive personal documents unless there is a clear reason and a secure channel has been agreed.

Information is used to:

• keep the website and app working;
• diagnose errors, abuse, spam, security issues, and performance problems;
• improve RTI Wiki content, navigation, and user experience;
• respond to feedback and support messages;
• meet app-store, hosting, security, tax, accounting, or legal obligations.

The website may use analytics, advertising, hosting, security, search, translation, or content-delivery services. These services may process technical data according to their own privacy terms.

Examples include services used for traffic measurement, ad delivery, crash or performance diagnostics, and protection against abuse.

The RTI Wiki Android app may also be subject to Google Play services, Google Play Console reporting, Android platform diagnostics, and Google Play policies.

We do not sell personal information.

Information may be shared only when needed for:

• hosting, analytics, security, support, email, advertising, or technical service providers;
• investigation of abuse, spam, fraud, security incidents, or unlawful activity;
• compliance with applicable law, court orders, or lawful government requests;
• professional advice, accounting, audit, or legal compliance.

Server logs, analytics records, feedback messages, and support emails are kept only for as long as needed for the purposes described above, unless a longer period is required for legal, accounting, security, or dispute-resolution reasons.

The website and app are intended for general RTI, legal-information, research, and civic-use audiences. They are not directed specifically at children. If a parent or guardian believes that a child has sent personal information, they may contact us for review and deletion where appropriate.

Users may:

• stop using the website or app at any time;
• uninstall the Android app from their device;
• use browser or device controls for cookies, permissions, and analytics settings;
• contact us to ask about a feedback message or support request they sent.

For privacy, feedback, and support questions, email:

[email protected]

This policy may be updated when the website, app, law, or third-party services change. The current version will be published at:

https://righttoinformation.wiki/privacy

Last reviewed on 19 July 2026.