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Privacy Policy
How Censio handles your data. Last updated 21 June 2026. Draft for the development build.
What we collect
Account data (or an anonymous session), the cases, evidence and questions you submit, your votes (option, confidence, reason tags), and basic integrity signals to prevent abuse. Anonymous sessions let you use Pulse without an account.
Anonymous by design
Private and anonymous cases are private by default. Individual votes are never exposed to a case owner — only aggregate splits are shown. Your identity is hidden on anonymous-public cases.
Redaction
Before anything is published, Censio auto-detects and redacts personal identifiers — names, phone numbers, emails, addresses, usernames and faces. You see a redaction preview first. Minors, doxxing, revenge and intimate content are blocked.
Cohorts & calibration
Cohort splits use only consented, coarse attributes. Calibration measures the accuracy of judgements over time — it is not a social clout score and does not expose identity unnecessarily.
What we don't do
We do not sell your personal data. Public reports show methodology and limitations; private reports protect identity while still showing meaningful signal.
Retention & your rights
You can delete, archive or withdraw private cases. For serious public cases there is a right-to-respond and evidence-update flow. Under UK GDPR you may request access, correction or erasure of your personal data.
Security
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Raw private evidence is access-controlled. Censio runs on its own isolated infrastructure, separate from any other product.
Contact
Privacy questions: privacy@censio.io (placeholder during development).