What the self-check does not collect
The public adult self-check does not request a name, email address, phone number, date of birth, postal address, profile, social login, demographic data, free text or precise location.
Privacy
Sensitive information deserves a different standard of care.
Self-check answers and inferred domain profiles are treated as sensitive health-related information. The V2.2 design minimises collection and separates assessment data from generic payment information.
Any live adult self-check remains conditional on completed original-item, evidence, human approval, claims, scoring-test, privacy and supported-market gates. It will not use a third-party instrument licence.
Pseudonymous control
A random assessment session, recovery code, download and immediate deletion control replace an end-user account. A lost code can be unrecoverable by design because the platform does not know who you are.
What private routes avoid
Self-check, paywall, checkout return, report and recovery routes exclude advertising pixels, audience tools, session replay and heatmaps. Answers, Match labels, scores, recovery codes and payment identity must not appear in URLs, analytics, public storage or support logs.