Last updated: June 1, 2026 — Effective immediately
The central licensing server ("TitiLisa Core SaaS") does not collect, log, intercept, or store sensitive social media credentials, authentication tokens, session cookies, or scraped video media assets.
All private keys, account cookies, proxy login combinations, and ingested media paths reside completely within the encrypted, containerized state volumes of the Customer's isolated Virtual Private Server (VPS). The central platform operates on a strict zero-knowledge architecture.
All multi-account sessions utilized to simulate engagement matrices are executed entirely at the edge. The central platform developers cannot access, review, or retrieve:
Each customer deployment maintains complete data sovereignty within their self-managed infrastructure boundary.
The TitiLisa licensing and update server collects only the minimum data necessary for license management and service delivery:
We explicitly do not collect, and structurally cannot access, any social media credentials, content data, or automation configurations processed by your edge deployment.
When utilizing the software's automated video extraction features (e.g., via yt-dlp binaries), the user is solely responsible for verifying the intellectual property rights, localization distribution rights, and creative licensing of the source content.
TitiLisa does not monitor, index, or catalog any media assets processed through the ingestion pipeline. All content processing occurs entirely within the customer's self-hosted environment.
The TitiLisa architecture is designed with a strict data isolation wall. The session_cookies database table payload is never transmitted to central SaaS servers during telemetry pings, license checks, or update synchronization. This data remains strictly inside the client's local PostgreSQL database. If the central server is ever subpoenaed or audited, we cannot hand over data we structurally do not possess.
The central SaaS platform utilizes the following third-party services for operational purposes only:
No customer VPS data, social media credentials, or automation logs are shared with any third-party service.
Central SaaS data (license keys, billing records) is retained for the duration of the license validity plus 12 months for legal compliance. Customers may request deletion of their central account data by contacting mediaxtremeusa@gmail.com.
Edge data (session cookies, media assets, automation logs) is entirely under the customer's control and is deleted when the customer destroys their VPS containers.
The central licensing server may process minimal operational data across international boundaries. Because the architecture enforces edge-level data sovereignty, all sensitive social media data remains within whatever jurisdiction the customer chooses to deploy their VPS infrastructure.
For privacy inquiries or data deletion requests, contact: mediaxtremeusa@gmail.com