Use this page to review the privacy questions a future loved-one profile would need to answer. It does not save, add, search, connect, share, retrieve, or protect anyone's information, and no profile feature is active here.

A minimum-detail guide to the consent, purpose, visibility, correction, and removal choices a future loved-one profile would need, without creating or saving a profile.

What this guide covers

Decide whether any information about another person is needed at all.
Plan consent, purpose, field visibility, correction, and removal before collection.
Keep any real details offline until the visibility issue and privacy review are resolved.

Loved-one profile features are not active here

Feature boundary
The current interface contains loved-one fields, but their visibility protections are not verified. This guide does not verify identity, consent, field filtering, connected access, storage, deletion, privacy, or any live profile service.

Questions that must be answered before collection

Need and purpose

Why each detail is necessary for a specific jewelry-planning purpose and whether a lower-detail or no-data option would work.

Permission and visibility

Who supplied the detail, what permission supports it, who may see it, and how each field stays out of public or unrelated use.

Correction and removal

How the person or account owner can review, correct, turn off, remove, or withdraw the detail and what happens afterward.

Plan a minimum-detail profile without creating one

1 — Start with no data
Ask whether a broad offline preference note is enough before recording a name, relationship, measurement, date, image, or address.
2 — Define permission per field
Record the purpose, source, consent basis, intended viewers, review date, and removal path for each proposed detail.
3 — Test the negative cases
Before approval, verify that anonymous, unrelated, connected, and owner views reveal only what each field's reviewed rule permits.
4 — Keep every feature inactive
Do not add, save, connect, search, share, or describe the profile as private or active while the visibility issue remains open.

Loved-one profile boundary questions

Can I add a loved one from this page?

No. This is an educational guide with no account, profile, or persistence action.

Does the word private mean the current feature is safe?

No. Privacy must be proved through reviewed permission filtering and negative access tests; the existing critical conflict says that proof is not complete.

What can I do while the conflict is open?

Keep any planning low-detail and offline, avoid sensitive measurements, dates, relationships, images, and addresses, and wait for privacy review.

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