Glossary
Download PDF- Zero-party data: Information a user voluntarily provides with knowledge of the specific service purpose — e.g., date and time of birth, birthplace, gender, interests and preferences.
- First-party data: Information observed through direct interaction with SATI services — e.g., feature usage, content choices, reward history and ad responses.
- Inferred data: Attributes computed by the system by combining declared and behavioral data. Never treated as equivalent to fact, and always labeled with a confidence level.
- Sensitive data: Information requiring a high level of protection, such as health, mental care and crisis signals. Excluded from ad targeting as a matter of principle.
- Data Credential: A non-transferable token that proves a specific attribute or participation condition without disclosing the underlying personal data.
- Data Origination: A strategy of recording meaning, basis, confidence level, consent scope and expiry conditions from the moment data is first created.
- Native SATI Coin: A restricted asset used within the internal network for user rewards and service payments. Peer-to-peer transfers and direct withdrawals to external wallets are prohibited.
- Public Escrow: The smart contract into which advertisers deposit campaign budgets.
- Verifiable Human Engagement: A framework that verifies ad impressions, engagement and feedback as authorized actions by real people.
- Agentic Web: A web in which AI interacts with tools, services and other agents on the basis of context and limited permissions.