Organization administration
Separate programs, administrators, reviewers, participants, devices, and assignments.
ASL Supervision is a controlled Computer and Internet Monitoring Program pilot for authorized agencies, with organization administration, managed-device reporting, review queues, alerts, and documented operating boundaries.
Technology supervision affects liberty, privacy, due process, and public safety. A credible program needs more than data collection: it needs written authority, clearly assigned reviewers, explainable alerts, evidence handling, device enrollment, exception procedures, and proof that staff followed policy.
Separate programs, administrators, reviewers, participants, devices, and assignments.
Associate an authorized device with the correct program and supervision record.
Present observations and exceptions to authorized staff instead of making automatic high-impact decisions.
Maintain a reviewable timeline of events, acknowledgements, notes, and disposition.
Support supervised Android enrollment and signed release artifacts under controlled distribution.
Connect operating rules, training, retention, notice, access, and incident procedures to implementation records.
Document who may be monitored, what is collected, notice, duration, exceptions, access, and appeal or review procedures.
Enroll controlled hardware and validate roles, alerts, data minimization, retention, and false-positive handling.
Train staff, test recovery and incidents, independently review security and civil-rights impacts, then authorize deployment.
ASL Supervision is not consumer spyware and must not be deployed without lawful authority, notice, organizational policy, and human oversight. Documentation in the backup includes earlier AI-generated inferences, so external constraints and program claims require independent confirmation.
No. It remains a controlled pilot with release and program gates.
It should support human review, not replace authorized decision makers.
No. Enrollment requires organizational authority and a governed supervision context.
The backup documents signed 0.4 artifacts, while live service and release closure remain to be reconciled.
Legal authority, policies, notice, staff roles, retention, incident, review, and acceptance requirements.
Capabilities reflect the documented Auto Secure Login platform as of August 4, 2026. Availability and onboarding requirements vary by product and organization.
We will map your current workflow, identify the smallest responsible pilot, and document the controls and acceptance criteria before expansion.