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Privacy

  1. What does the current privacy notice say?

    yawn-company-compliance-live-checklist-v1

    The system should tell users what is collected at or before collection, why it is used, and how the data supports the yawn proof trail. The live checklist keeps that notice tied to implementation work.

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  2. What is the status of Notice appears before account, upload, memory, or telemetry collection expands.?

    implemented

    The footer links Privacy from every primary surface; future collection points must deep-link to this section before collecting new categories.

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  3. What is the status of Tracked categories stay explicit.?

    implemented

    The page names account email, auth/session data, yawn content, uploaded references, local telemetry signals, generation/proof traces, and approval receipts as the expected data categories.

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  4. What is the status of Data handling follows minimize, protect, dispose, and incident-response discipline.?

    in progress

    Security checklist items require knowing stored personal information, keeping only what is needed, protecting it, disposing of what is no longer needed, and keeping incident response visible.

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