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Data rights

What is held, and what leaving actually removes.

Access, export, correction and deletion, in specifics rather than in the abstract, including the one thing deletion cannot undo.

Your rights

Three you can exercise today.

Access and export

Ask and you get what is held about you: your account, your connected systems, your verifications and their evidence. Write to [email protected].

Correction

Anything wrong in your account details can be corrected. A verification RECORD cannot be edited, because a record that can be rewritten after the fact is not evidence. It can be superseded by a new verification, and both remain readable.

Deletion

Account deletion is available from the product and removes your account, your connected systems, your verifications and their stored evidence. It is not a soft flag; the rows go.

Stated plainly

How the data is actually handled.

Evidence is private by default

Screenshots and traces live in a private bucket. No public URL is ever produced for them. Reads go through short-lived signed URLs that only an authorized owner can mint.

Secrets are not held as text

Credentials you connect are encrypted at rest and never returned to the browser. Deleting a connection removes them.

What deletion cannot reach

If you deliberately shared a verification record with someone outside your account, deleting your data removes the record here but cannot recall a copy someone already saved. Said plainly, because the alternative is implying a guarantee that no system can make.

The full terms are on privacy, and the processors involved are listed on subprocessors. To exercise any of this: [email protected].

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