Security designed around least access.
GotAlotToSay's server architecture is being built to separate participants, restrict support-team access and keep sensitive milestone media private.
Access is designed around account roles plus the user's specific relationship to a participant.
Important permission and authorization changes can be represented as historical records rather than invisible settings.
Microphone and camera capabilities are intended for designated activities and authorized use, not unrestricted background surveillance.
The milestone-media foundation uses private S3-compatible storage architecture with short-lived authorized upload and playback access.
Professional relationships and media permissions are designed to be independently revocable.
Unreviewed media can expire, while participant/account deletion workflows are intended to remove associated data and storage objects as appropriate.
Security architecture does not by itself equal legal or standards certification. Formal security testing, operational controls, vendor review and deployment-specific agreements remain necessary before high-scale institutional use.