Privacy evidence

Every review can produce a downloadable privacy-evidence file — a tamper-evident record of what happened to your document, that you can verify yourself.

What’s in it

• The review’s hash-chained audit trail (each step links to the last, so nothing can be inserted or removed after the fact).
• The public legal sources the review relied on.
• The honest destruction timeline: erased from active systems immediately on request, and purged from encrypted backups within 90 days (our point-in-time-recovery window).

It contains no document text and no personal information— only content hashes and opaque identifiers. That’s deliberate: it means deleting your data never invalidates this record, and this record never stands in the way of your right to be forgotten.

Verify a file

Paste a privacy-evidence file below and we’ll re-check its tamper seal and audit chain.

Verify it offline (no trust required)

You don’t have to trust this page. Each audit step’s hash is sha256(previous_hash + "\n" + canonical_fields), and the file’s artifact_fingerprint is the SHA-256 of the file with that field removed. Any SHA-256 tool reproduces both — the file proves itself.