Encrypted in transit
HTTPS/TLS protects document transmission according to the published policy.
MedVault’s July 2026 privacy policy states that personal information is not sold and health information is not shared with advertisers. The product also describes encryption in transit, access-controlled cloud storage and consent controls.
Privacy is treated as a core feature, with plain-language explanations placed next to the actions they affect.
MedVault states that documents are encrypted in transit using HTTPS/TLS.
The published policy describes uploaded documents as access-controlled at rest in cloud storage, with production access restricted to authorized personnel.
Users can review and manage MedVault permissions through the app’s Profile → Consent & privacy area.
The current policy says active records are removed when an account is deleted and encrypted backups are purged within 30 days, subject to legal retention requirements.
Protection and control stay visible at the moments that matter most: upload, storage, AI-assisted processing and deletion.
HTTPS/TLS protects document transmission according to the published policy.
Uploaded documents are described as access-controlled at rest with restricted production access.
The published policy describes active-record deletion plus a backup purge window subject to legal requirements.