A consent-oriented network model
MetaEdge describes its residential edge network as consent-first. This corporate website introduces enterprise capabilities; it does not enrol contributors or collect consent on behalf of a separate contribution programme.
Public access and permitted use
The ability to access a page does not automatically grant unrestricted rights to collect, retain or reuse its contents. Customers should consider source terms, privacy, intellectual property and the rules applicable to their intended use.
Set boundaries at the start
Define the sources and information needed for a legitimate business purpose. Avoid unnecessary personal information, access to non-public systems and uses that interfere with other services.
- 01A defined and legitimate project purpose
- 02Public sources within an agreed scope
- 03Attention to privacy and source conditions
- 04A clear route for questions and concerns
Raise a question or concern
For a question about the enterprise service, a suspected misuse or a privacy concern, email contact@sfmetaedge.com. Include enough context to explain the issue, without sending credentials or unnecessary sensitive personal information.