Not an Anticip8 user?

Anticip8 users connect their own address books and calendars. If someone who knows you uses Anticip8, their private space may contain your name and contact details, the same way their phone's contact list does. Here is what that does and does not mean.

Only they can see it. There is no public profile of you, no score, and no shared record; nothing about you is visible to anyone except the person who already had your details. We do not sell personal data, and nothing here is ever used to train a model that serves anyone else. The raw content their sources contain is deleted shortly after the service extracts its signals, and the service is built not to infer anything sensitive about anyone: no health, no emotional-state labels, nothing about children.

If you would rather be excluded entirely, we honour that, and you can do it yourself in about ten seconds. Use the suppression form. No account, no sign-up, no reason needed: give us a name or an email address and we suppress it across every account on the product. A name is acted on straight away. An address takes one more step, because we send a link to it first and record nothing until you follow the link: that request applies to every account on Anticip8, so we will not act on somebody else's word about your address. That page also sets out in full what may be held about somebody who has never used Anticip8.

If you would rather write to a person instead, email privacy@anticip8.ai. Either way we use the identifier you give us only to honour the exclusion.

Questions about how Anticip8 treats personal data are answered in our Privacy Policy, or write to privacy@anticip8.ai.