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Yes. Privacy is a core pillar of BlueJay. Your information is only used to enhance safety and communication during a traffic stop. BlueJay does not sell user data, and personal details are never shared beyond the context of an active interaction.

BlueJay uses extreme levels of encryption, multi-factor authentication, and distributed data storage to keep information secure. The platform meets HIPAA-level security standards and uses AES encryption to protect all user data at rest and in transit.

Only information you choose to include in your BlueJay Driver Profile is shared. This can include language preferences, disabilities, medical or mental health considerations, and other humanizing details that help officers tailor their approach.

Officers do not see your age, gender, ethnicity, or zip code.

BlueJay is available on both iOS and Android devices. The app supports iPhone 6 and newer, as well as Samsung Galaxy 4 and newer models. Law enforcement accesses BlueJay through secure software within patrol vehicles.

Yes. When a stop is initiated, drivers receive a real-time notification that includes the officer’s name, photo, badge number, and the reason for the stop. This transparency helps verify legitimacy and reduces uncertainty before the officer reaches the vehicle.