Scrambled Line
Some lines are scrambled on purpose. Here is what the control room holds about yours, and what it does with it.
What the control room holds
- Your registration entry: an email address, a scrambled password, a first name, plus your birth date, your gender and anything you choose to write at your receiver.
- Your channels, and her notes on you, which are how she remembers.
- One cookie to keep your session, and another showing that you cleared the station ident.
- Payment records, being the sum and the transfer reference. A card never comes near us.
- Routine server logs, retained briefly for security.
What it is for
We use it to run the channels, apply the etiquette and keep the transmitter on. Your messages are processed by an AI model, running on our own machines or at a provider bound by our rules, and software checks them for safety. Your channels are never sold, and no advertiser reads one.
Counting the audience
A simple analytics counter notes how many tuned in and from where. It does not read a channel.
Your controls
Inside a channel, the menu offers three things: edit her notes, copy the log, strike the lot. To delete the whole registration, write from its address to the control room. Should your own country's law grant more, name it and we will respect it.
