Preamble of UDHR addresses foundational principles. Page is product marketing with no explicit engagement with human dignity, equality, or freedom principles.

Article 1 covers inherent dignity and equality of all humans. Product page does not address human dignity or equality.

Article 2 addresses non-discrimination. Page contains no explicit discrimination or non-discrimination statements.

Article 3 covers right to life, liberty, security of person. Not addressed in product marketing.

Article 4 covers freedom from slavery. Not addressed in product marketing.

Article 5 covers freedom from torture and cruel treatment. Not addressed in product marketing.

Article 6 covers right to recognition as person before the law. Not addressed in product marketing.

Article 7 covers equal protection under law. Not addressed in product marketing.

Article 8 covers right to effective remedy by competent authority. Not addressed in product marketing.

Article 9 covers freedom from arbitrary arrest or detention. Not addressed in product marketing.

Article 10 covers right to fair and public hearing by independent tribunal. Not addressed in product marketing.

Article 11 covers presumption of innocence and protection from retroactive criminal law. Not addressed in product marketing.

Article 12 protects privacy, family, home, correspondence. FAQ explicitly states message content is not stored and API keys are never retained. Admin dashboard logs only token counts, not content. Privacy-by-design architecture observable.

Article 13 covers freedom of movement within state and right to leave/return. Not addressed in product marketing.

Article 14 covers right to seek asylum from persecution. Not addressed in product marketing.

Article 15 covers right to nationality. Not addressed in product marketing.

Article 16 covers marriage and family rights. Not addressed in product marketing.

Article 17 covers right to own property. Not addressed in product marketing.

Article 18 covers freedom of thought, conscience, religion. Not addressed in product marketing.

Article 19 protects freedom of opinion and expression, including freedom to seek and share information. Product enables cost-efficient access to LLM APIs used for research, content generation, and information processing. Indirect structural support for expression through access enablement.

Article 20 covers freedom of peaceful assembly and association. Not addressed in product marketing.

Article 21 covers right to participate in government and democratic processes. Not addressed in product marketing.

Article 22 covers social security and economic, social, cultural rights. Not directly addressed; product has indirect economic access implications.

Article 23 covers right to work, free choice of employment, fair wages. Not addressed in product marketing.

Article 24 covers right to rest and leisure. Not addressed in product marketing.

Article 25 protects right to adequate standard of living including food, housing, medical care, social services. Product expands economic access to AI tools by reducing costs, enabling broader participation in knowledge work and automation opportunities.

Article 26 covers right to education and development of personality. Not directly addressed; product may indirectly support educational use but no explicit educational framing.

Article 27 covers right to participate in cultural life and share scientific advancement. Not addressed in product marketing.

Article 28 covers right to social and international order for rights to be realized. Not addressed in product marketing.

Article 29 covers limitations on rights to protect morality, public order, welfare, rights of others. Not addressed in product marketing.

Article 30 covers prohibition of use of rights to destroy other rights. Not addressed in product marketing.