How Are We All?

Privacy Policy

Last updated: March 13, 2026

1. Purpose

How Are We All? is designed for anonymous thought sharing in response to a daily question. This policy explains what we collect, what we do not collect, and how we protect your privacy.

2. Anonymous responses

We do not store a personal identifier with your response. Your submitted text is stored without account information, name, email address, profile ID, or similar identifying fields. In short, responses are kept totally anonymous in storage.

3. Data we process

• Response text you submit.
• Submission date used for daily grouping and summaries.
• Security and anti-spam checks (including reCAPTCHA verification and temporary abuse controls).

4. Data we do not store with responses

• No name, email, username, or account profile attached to a response.
• No direct personal identifier stored as part of the response record.
• No public regional or demographic segmentation displayed in summaries.

5. Security and abuse prevention

We use anti-spam and integrity controls (including rate limiting and reCAPTCHA). These safeguards are used to protect platform quality and are not intended to create public user profiles.

6. Retention and access

Submitted content may be retained to support daily summaries, moderation, and platform reliability. Access is limited to authorized platform operations.

7. Summary publication policy

Summaries are published only when data volume is sufficient. We intentionally avoid summary breakdowns by region or similar comparison metrics, because we treat thoughts from people across the world as equally important.

8. Updates to this policy

This policy may be revised as the platform evolves. Material changes will be reflected by updating the "Last updated" date on this page.