Safety and privacy

Build, share and install MIRA apps with the same care you’d give any app.

What an app can do

While it’s running, an app can:

• Draw on your display and respond to your taps, swipes and head movement.
• Read your battery level, the time and what’s playing, and control playback.
• Send and receive data over the internet through your phone.
• Receive audio from the glasses microphone and send it wherever its code says.
• Store small amounts of data on your phone.

Keep secrets out

• Never put passwords, API keys or other sensitive information in your prompts or in an app.
• If your app talks to your own service, keep secret keys on your server, not in the app file.
• Don’t keep passwords, tokens or personal data in companion storage.

Apps from other people

• Only install apps from people you trust.
• Before you add an app someone shared, review what it does. An AI assistant can explain a file’s phone code and what it sends over the network.
• Take extra care with apps that use the microphone or the network.

The people around you

• If your app listens or records, make that clear to the people around you, and follow the recording rules where you are.
• Stop microphone capture as soon as your app no longer needs it.

Report a problem

If you find an app or an SDK behavior that could put people at risk, email team@trymira.com.