Data requests and outcomes, in one public log.
Each entry states who asked, what they requested, and whether the request was granted or refused.
| Arrived | Who asked | What for | What we did |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nobody | No request has arrived | Nothing to do |
0 published · 0 refused
0 held under a court order. We publish the count, never a blacked-out row.
The row above is the build date, not a request. The prototype is moving into field validation, and the log will record requests as Road Sentinel data becomes available.
Request limits set before data is available.
These rules keep the structured movement product focused on roads, places, and time windows instead of identity or long-term tracking.
No
Anything about one vehicle, one person, or one address
No
Anything asking us to follow the same object from one place to another
No
Any window whose answer would be built mostly from hours nobody watched
No
Any request about a road from someone who doesn't own it, without the owner knowing
Transparency log built on . Requests now held under court order: 0. Forge Core has never received a secret order we are not allowed to talk about. No one has ever asked us to build a tool that tracks one vehicle or person.