Privacy,
plainly.
A practical explanation of information used to operate the site and review workflows.
Last updated: 21 April 2026
What may be collected
We collect information needed to provide the site and the reviews you request. This can include account details, submitted content, technical logs, and links you choose to share. Some source material may contain personal information; consider what you submit before starting a review. The site may also receive ordinary browser and device information needed to keep pages secure and usable.
How it is used
We use information to operate, secure, improve, and support the service; to preserve review context; and to understand reliability. Submitted claims and source links are used to provide the workflow you asked for. We do not turn a source citation into a claim about the people mentioned in it, and a generated result should not be treated as an independent record of an event.
Sharing and external sources
When a review references a public URL, the relevant source may be reached through its own site and policies. Links you choose to share may be visible to people who can access the resulting record. Avoid submitting private or sensitive material unless you understand the context in which it will be processed.
Review records and context
A record can include the claim and source material needed to explain why a result was reached. It may also include edits, links, or context supplied during the workflow. Keep in mind that public information can contain inaccuracies and personal details. Share a record with the same care you would use when sharing the underlying source.
Your choices
You can ask about, access, or request deletion of personal information subject to legal and operational limits. Requests may require enough information to identify the relevant account or record. We may need to retain limited information for security, dispute handling, or legal obligations. If a source changes or disappears, a previously created record may no longer show the same material.
Questions and updates
Privacy practices can change as the service changes. We will use this page to explain material updates. For a product-first conversation, use Open Prove.
Scope of this page
This page explains the intended boundaries in plain language. It is not a promise that every situation has been anticipated, and it does not replace the obligations that may apply to a particular person, organization, or jurisdiction. If the service changes in a material way, review the latest version before relying on an older record or workflow.