Classified

Some of what passes over comms is classified. This page says what is kept, and why.

What is on file

• Roll entry: email; a one-way hash in place of your password; given name; birthday; gender; plus anything added under callsign.
• Your channels, and the short notes each officer keeps so she can recall you.
• A session cookie, and a second one noting that you cleared the blast door as an adult.
• Requisitions are logged as sum and reference. No card number is ever requested.
• Ordinary server logs, held briefly for security.

What it is for

Purpose: run channels, apply orders, keep the lights on. Replies are generated by a model on our own hardware or by a provider engaged for that task alone; automated safety screens read messages. Nothing is sold. No advertiser sees any transmission.

Counting the fleet

A basic tally counts visitors by country. It cannot enter a channel.

Your clearance

In a chat's menu, edit what she logged about you, keep a copy of the channel or erase it. To close the roll entry with everything on it, write to ops from the email you enlisted with. Where your local law is more generous, cite it and ops will comply.