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Your home data stays yours.

See what Unity collects, why it is needed, where it is stored, and how to change or delete it—without hunting through legal text.

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Browser and cookie preferences

Strictly necessaryAuthentication, security, region routing, language, and your consent record. Always on
Future first-party product analyticsThis records your preference only; no analytics SDK is loaded in the preview. Future events must exclude address, coordinates, Look names, and diagnostics.
Privacy jurisdictionThis controls the consent rules shown here. Account residency is selected during organization setup.

Address suggestions

When you type a property address, Unity sends the search text to Photon, a public OpenStreetMap geocoding service. That external lookup is not restricted to our US data cell. Suggestions are optional: keep your typed address or accept a suggestion. Saved addresses stay with your property; coordinates are rounded to two decimal places for sunrise and sunset schedules.

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Data map

What we use and where it lives

Account identity

Email, display name, Google or password sign-in, invitations, ownership, and security.

Retention
While your account is active
Stored in
Firebase/Google identity service

Site and location

Optional property address, time zone, approximate coordinates, installation, and requested lighting behavior.

Retention
Until you remove the site
Stored in
US preview data cell (nam5)

Device and command data

Device state, health, diagnostics, automation, and future control readback.

Retention
14–90 days by record type
Stored in
US preview data cell (nam5)

Support and audit

Customer-approved assistance, security, and accountability when support access launches.

Retention
One year after collection
Stored in
US preview data cell (nam5)

Data residency today

One active region. Canada is planned.

The release-candidate preview stores application data in the United States: Firestore in nam5, object storage in the US multi-region, and web compute in us-central1. A Canadian data cell is not provisioned, so customers requiring Canadian residency are not onboarded yet. Firebase/Google identity metadata is a disclosed service exception.

CANot provisionedNo customer data cellUSConnectednam5 · us-central1

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