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Privacy Policy

Updated October 14, 2026

Mensiah is offered by individual volunteers — there is no company or other legal entity behind it, and no public contact address is published.

1. Information you provide

Mensiah processes your account email and sign-in information, optional profile details such as your name and country or region, and your selected settings. Your study content includes notes, verse links, study plans, research questions and answers, and files you upload. An optional second email address can receive plan reminders.

Bible study and research can reveal personal beliefs. Avoid submitting sensitive personal information that is not needed for your study.

2. How information is used

We use this information to sign you in, save and retrieve your study work, generate research and audio, provide file storage, share plans you choose to share, and send account, invitation and reminder communications. Operational error and request information may be processed to diagnose failures and maintain the service.

3. AI, voice and service providers

Mensiah uses Lovable Cloud for account and content services, AI services for research and narration, voice services for speech input and advanced narration, and an email delivery provider. Questions, relevant conversation history and submitted attachments may be sent for AI processing. Recorded voice input is processed to produce text; text selected for narration is processed to produce audio.

Third-party providers process information under their own service terms. Their retention practices and the full list of services the volunteers rely on still require confirmation before this policy is finalized.

4. Shared plans and external links

Accepted participants can view the content of shared plans and add contributions. Invitations and acceptance notices may disclose the participants’ email addresses to one another. Uploads are stored privately for your account; content deliberately included in shared plans is visible to those participants.

When you open a source link, including jw.org, you leave Mensiah. The destination’s privacy policy applies.

5. Emails

Plan reminders are sent because a reminder date was set on your study plan, or your address was selected as its optional second reminder recipient. Invitation and acceptance emails relate to a specific sharing action. Email opt-out controls are being finalized; authentication messages remain necessary for account access.

6. Browser storage

Mensiah uses browser storage to maintain your sign-in session and remember preferences such as reading text size. Signing out does not delete study content saved to your account.

7. Retention and your choices

Saved content remains associated with your account so you can return to it. You can edit profile details and delete content where the app provides that control. A complete retention schedule and account-deletion process must still be confirmed by the volunteers who run Mensiah. No automatic account deletion or fixed retention period is promised.

8. Who runs Mensiah

Mensiah is run by individual volunteers, not by a company or other legal entity. No public contact address is published; requests to access, correct or delete your information can be raised through the service itself. Applicable legal bases, international transfer details and any jurisdiction-specific privacy rights are described here as the volunteers confirm them.