Alerts (MENA) is engineered strictly as a public intelligence network and supplemental eyewitness stream. It does not replace official national emergency services (such as 112 or 999). In any immediate life-threatening crisis, users must contact official local authorities first before publishing reports on our platform.

Every active participant on Alerts (MENA) operates under a secured unique handle. Handles are cryptographically bound to verified local authentication profiles to eliminate automated bot networks, prevent malicious misinformation, and preserve accountability across regional operations.

Media captured at incident scenes must prioritize personal safety and strict non-interference with first responders. Capturing footage must never compromise rescue lanes, violate private residences, or expose sensitive national security perimeters.

Location telemetry is utilized solely for routing verified regional alerts to nearby users. We maintain a strict zero-data-selling policy. Precise location tracking is only active during active report generation or background safety monitoring.

Alerts (MENA) operates under strict compliance with regional cybercrime and public safety statutes. Publishing unverified accusations, doxxing individuals, or organizing unauthorized public assemblies through the network is strictly prohibited.

Reports undergo a multi-tier verification process combining automated anomaly detection algorithms and professional regional moderation desks to ensure high signal-to-noise ratio before mass broadcast.

The live intelligence stream is reserved exclusively for safety, transit, weather, and civil advisory updates. Commercial advertising, promotional spam, or unrelated political commentary are barred from the core alert stream.

Users retain the right to export data or permanently delete their account at any time. Major revisions to this charter are communicated with a 14-day advance notice window before taking effect.