Your data and privacy
What INTAYO stores, what stays between you two, and what is public.
A challenge is a record of something you said. That makes it worth being precise about who can see what.
Between the two of you
The claim, the counter-claim and the evidence belong to the challenge, and the challenge belongs to the two sides. They are not published, not browsable by other members, and not part of your public profile — unless the challenge was made public, which is a deliberate choice. See Public challenges.
What others can see
Your display name, your avatar and your public record: how many challenges you have won, lost and let expire. See Your handle and profile.
Receipt codes reveal nothing
A receipt code and its check page confirm that a challenge exists, when it was claimed, when it was decided and its status — and nothing else. No claim text, no names. That is what makes a code safe to put in a group chat. See Receipts and proof codes.
Result cards can only be retrieved by the two people in the challenge; a link forwarded to anyone else does not open them.
Photos and faces
Where INTAYO works with a photo of you, the face check runs on your own device before anything is sent, and the original photo is not kept. See What Plus adds.
Voice input
Dictating a claim sends the recognised text. No audio recording is transmitted or stored.
The full picture
What INTAYO stores, on what legal basis, for how long, and how to exercise your rights is set out in the privacy policy at intayo.com/privacy, with the terms at intayo.com/terms and the imprint at intayo.com/imprint. Those documents govern; this article is the plain-language summary.
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