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Privacy First

Privacy-first. Not a tracking platform.

Privacy-first does not mean pretending a useful service handles no data. This page explains why data is used, how that use stays limited, and how removal routes stay clear.

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Public site

No client evidence, no names, no personal case details, no advertising pixels, and no behavioural tracking. Public pages are search-ready so education and source links can be found.

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No public intake

The public website is not a place to send reports, evidence, allegations, health details, family evidence, financial details, or case material.

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Stripe boundary

Payment data belongs with Stripe for payment, fraud prevention, refunds, compliance, and accounting. Sensitive personal material is kept out of payment metadata.

Position

The opposite of social media is possible

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Necessary data only

This service is designed to use only what is needed to provide the requested service, protect access, meet payment/legal duties, and honour retention or deletion choices. The ICO describes data minimisation as keeping personal data adequate, relevant, and limited to what is necessary for the purpose.

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No attention economy

No feeds, no followers, no likes, no public profiles, no engagement scoring, no ad retargeting, no social tracking pixels, no Cloudflare visitor analytics beacon, and no resale of behavioural data. The service is designed to help, not to keep people scrolling.

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Be honest about operational data

Security, access, payment, retention, and debugging may require limited operational records. Those records are not for private evidence content and are not for behavioural profiling.

Regulatory posture

Stay an information hub, not a social platform

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Public side remains static

Public pages provide education, source lists, and help signposting. They do not collect client data and do not allow the public to post material.

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No public accounts or posting

Visitors cannot create public profiles, post material, comment, message other visitors, or search for other people's information.

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Sensitive evidence is not collected here

This public website does not ask visitors to send private evidence, health details, allegations, family documents, recordings, photos, or financial details.

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Interactive features would change the service

Comments, uploads, chat, forums, public profiles, public search, feeds, recommendations, or user-to-user sharing would change the risk profile and would need a new privacy and safety explanation before use.

Rules

What public visitors can expect

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No public exposure or payment mixing

Names, messages, recordings, photos, notes, and personal evidence are not published on public pages or placed in Stripe descriptions or payment metadata.

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No public identity trail

Public pages do not publish private names, personal contact details, social profiles, dashboard screenshots, or personal source files.

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No visitor profiling

The public website does not use advertising pixels, behavioural analytics, heatmaps, session replay, social embeds, Cloudflare Web Analytics, RUM/Browser Insights automatic injection, or Zaraz.

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No public evidence route

The public website is for information and signposting only. It is not a route to send documents, media, timelines, allegations, or private records.

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Public sources remain checkable

Public source links remain listed so visitors can check official guidance, research, statistics, law, and support routes.

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New public features would change the boundary

Forms, uploads, accounts, chat, comments, public search, user-to-user posting, and case reporting would change what this website is. If those features ever appear, the privacy and safety boundary should be explained before use.

Security Notes

What this privacy model relies on

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Stripe handles payment data for payment purposes

Stripe's data processing terms describe Stripe acting as a processor for platform services and as a controller for some payment, fraud prevention, compliance, billing, and financial-risk purposes. Card and payment processing stays inside Stripe, and sensitive personal facts are kept out of payment text.

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Logs are for safety, not surveillance

Operational logs can help with safety, reliability, and debugging. They are not for behavioural profiling, advertising, or storing visitor evidence.

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Backups are not a visitor evidence route

Website backups are for public site files and operational code, not visitor evidence, allegations, or private records.

Review Links

Evidence basics

How to preserve originals, separate interpretation, and keep records calm.

Evidence

Bibliography

Every public source link remains checkable from the source register.

Bibliography

Terms and data boundary

The public-facing rule that this site is not a public intake, upload, reporting, account, or tracking system.

Terms and Data Boundary