Data Policy

1. What the archive is

The Spatial Brief is an editorial index of publicly available information about Apple Vision Pro, visionOS, native visionOS apps, and the companies and people publicly associated with that work. Entries summarize and link to public sources; they are not endorsements, rankings, or official records.

2. What we include

• Released native visionOS apps and their publicly identified developers.
• Companies and public professional profiles tied to visionOS or Apple Vision Pro work.
• News, releases, talks, repos, App Store pages, public posts, and reputable reporting with an explicit visionOS or Apple Vision Pro connection.
• Reviewed public bookmarks submitted by signed-in contributors.

3. What we do not include

• Private personal data, private contact details, inferred demographics, or unverifiable affiliations.
• Generic AR, VR, or spatial-computing items with no explicit visionOS or Apple Vision Pro angle.
• Unreleased prototypes or client work as app entries unless they become released apps.
• Rejected-source notes, reviewer notes, submitter identities, screenshots, account metadata, or internal audit details.

4. People data

People entries are limited to public professional information that helps explain a person’s public connection to visionOS or Apple Vision Pro. If that connection is weak, stale, or no longer supported by the available sources, we may narrow or remove the entry.

5. Corrections and removals

To request a correction, update, or removal review, email thespatialbrief+support@studiomeije.com with the page or source URL and a short explanation. We review requests against the public sources available to us and will correct plainly inaccurate facts, remove unsupported claims, and avoid retaining non-essential personal data.

6. Source decisions

The archive uses conservative editorial judgment. A source may be skipped or removed when it is off-topic, duplicative, unverifiable, misleading, or too weak to support a public archive entry. Rejected source URLs may be kept internally to avoid repeatedly reprocessing the same material.