Legal & Corporate Governance
The legal operating charters, intellectual property protections, and cryptographic guarantees established by Pauram LLC to ensure private intelligence remains uncompromised.
Pauram LLC
Delaware Limited Liability Company • Entity Formation & Operating Agreement
Legal Charters & Policies
Select any policy to inspect full legal textZero-Telemetry Privacy Charter
Mathematical guarantee of zero cloud telemetry, non-custodial computing, local memory zeroing, and zero advertising trackers.
Terms of Human Sovereignty
Governing agreement guaranteeing unencumbered human ownership of neural outputs, local node software rights, and Delaware governing law.
Copyright & DMCA Notice
Protection of Pauram knot emblems, 16-bit pixel sprites, hardware industrial designs, and official DMCA takedown procedures.
Official Trademark Guidelines
Authorized usage rules for PAURAM™, the Pauram knot logo, Ideas Into Impact™, Sovereign Enclave™, and Atelier badges.
Security Attestation & Vulnerability
Hardware enclave specifications, airgap operating standards, cryptographic attestation seals, and responsible bug bounty disclosures.
Shipping & Insured Returns Policy
White-glove worldwide dispatch, tamper-evident archival packaging, 30-day apparel returns, and ceramic transit guarantees.
Application & Software Licensing
Perpetual commercial seat licenses, enterprise airgap intranet deployment rights, white-label OEM distribution, and neutral source code escrow.
The Three Non-Negotiable Sovereign Covenants
1. Mathematical Non-Custody
Pauram LLC cannot be legally compelled to disclose user conversations, embeddings, or neural weights because our architecture mathematically denies us technical custody.
2. User Output Ownership
Every token, line of code, reasoning step, or creative work synthesized by your localized Pauram instance is 100% your unencumbered property under international copyright laws.
3. Permanent Node Autonomy
Software nodes compiled for local execution possess no remote telemetry pingbacks, license revocation kill-switches, or forced obsolescence mechanisms.