TERMS OF SERVICE // DIRECTIVE 0D-TOS
Before initializing a cryptographic identity on the 0dMail platform, you must read and acknowledge the following system protocols:
1. DATA RETENTION LIFE-CYCLE (48H DELETION / 4-DAY ABSOLUTE CAP)
0dMail is designed as a transient communication network. All messages (inbox contents, sent archives, and temporarily imported vault records) are subject to a strict server-side auto-delete daemon. Messages are permanently and irreversibly purged from our databases exactly 48 hours after they are first read or opened. Additionally, all unread emails will be automatically destroyed after 4 days (96 hours) of being received, regardless of whether they have been opened or not.
2. CLIENT-SIDE CRYPTOGRAPHIC ISOLATION
All data stored in our databases is heavily encrypted. Passwords stretch browser-side via KDF (PBKDF2) to generate local keys. Stored messages are enciphered using RSA-4096 / AES-256-GCM. We store only ciphertext and hashes. The platform administrators have no means of decrypting your logs, reading your messages, or resetting your password.
3. SOLE OPERATIONAL LIABILITY
Since the platform runs client-side zero-knowledge decryption:
- If you lose your master passphrase, your account is permanently lost.
- Any data sent or received via this node is your sole responsibility.
- 0dMail operators assume ZERO responsibility, liability, or obligation for any communications, packets transmitted, or metadata associated with your use of these systems.
4. SERVICE AVAILABILITY & DATA BACKUP
The 0dMail service is provided on an "as-is" and "as-available" basis. In the event of any service disruptions, outages, server maintenance, database corruption, or permanent platform shutdown, any data the user wishes to retain is their sole responsibility to export and back up locally. 0dMail does not guarantee persistent availability and assumes zero liability for any data loss resulting from service interruptions or platform termination.
Initializing your keys signifies 100% acceptance of this operational protocol.