@orangecheck/legal 0.7.30 → 0.7.31

package/dist/index.js

@@ -1197,7 +1197,7 @@ var terms2 = {
       blocks: [
         {
           kind: "para",
-          text: "**Your right:** stop using ochk.app at any time; you may delete your identity in [your settings](/me/settings). **Our right:** suspend or terminate access with or without cause, including for abuse or legal risk. Deleting your identity does not settle a balance orangecheck owes you. If your balance is above zero, bind a payout destination and instruct a cash-out before you delete, or contact us. Hashes anchored to Bitcoin and commitments published to Nostr are immutable and cannot be deleted by orangecheck; neither names you. The disclaimer, liability, indemnification, governing-law, and dispute provisions survive."
+          text: "**Your right:** stop using ochk.app at any time; you may delete your identity in [your settings](/me/account#delete). **Our right:** suspend or terminate access with or without cause, including for abuse or legal risk. Deleting your identity does not settle a balance orangecheck owes you. If your balance is above zero, bind a payout destination and instruct a cash-out before you delete, or contact us. Hashes anchored to Bitcoin and commitments published to Nostr are immutable and cannot be deleted by orangecheck; neither names you. The disclaimer, liability, indemnification, governing-law, and dispute provisions survive."
         }
       ]
     },
@@ -1237,7 +1237,7 @@ var privacy2 = {
     },
     {
       kind: "callout",
-      text: "This policy covers the Service at both of its addresses, ochk.app and its API at me.ochk.io: one account, one store of records, one operator; \u201Cochk.app\u201D below means both. Its product is identity that will pay you; its privacy posture is what makes it distinct from Sign in with Google. For a side-by-side comparison you can falsify, see [the privacy comparison](/privacy-compare)."
+      text: "This policy covers the Service at both of its addresses, ochk.app and its API at me.ochk.io: one account, one store of records, one operator; \u201Cochk.app\u201D below means both. Its product is identity that will pay you; its privacy posture is what makes it distinct from Sign in with Google. For a side-by-side comparison you can falsify, see [the privacy comparison](/trust#privacy)."
     }
   ],
   sections: [
@@ -1427,7 +1427,7 @@ var privacy2 = {
       blocks: [
         {
           kind: "para",
-          text: "In [your settings](/me/settings) you can delete your account. A person completes the request, and we aim to do that within 48 hours: an alert tells us when one has waited a day. Completing it closes your sign-in, so signing in again starts a new account, and erases your data on ochk.io, me.ochk.io, vault, chat and cosign, except a few records. Payment records keep their amounts and times for accounting, and our audit log and your deletion request stay, without the reason you gave. We keep a record that your account was deleted, out of public view, so sessions you already had stop working and the deletion can be shown. Each keeps your account only as a keyed id, or not at all, so the record by itself doesn't say whose account it was. On cosign, your messages in conversations with other people and the reports you filed stay, with your account taken off them. Backups roll off within 30 days, and copies cached by our CDN expire within a day. Deleting does not pay out sats orangecheck holds for you: settle a non-zero balance first. If you run a guardian, you can delete only once your operator key holds no seat or hosted guardian, has finished any exit, created no federation that still exists, and is owed nothing. Charter signatures, incidents and amendment proposals the key signed stay public under the key, with what you wrote in them; exit records and machine reports stay visible to that federation's guardians and to us. Hashes anchored to Bitcoin and records published to Nostr cannot be deleted by anyone. me.ochk.io's own anchors name no one, but attestations, polls, pledges, stamps and a chat listing you published carry your Bitcoin address."
+          text: "In [your settings](/me/account#delete) you can delete your account. A person completes the request, and we aim to do that within 48 hours: an alert tells us when one has waited a day. Completing it closes your sign-in, so signing in again starts a new account, and erases your data on ochk.io, me.ochk.io, vault, chat and cosign, except a few records. Payment records keep their amounts and times for accounting, and our audit log and your deletion request stay, without the reason you gave. We keep a record that your account was deleted, out of public view, so sessions you already had stop working and the deletion can be shown. Each keeps your account only as a keyed id, or not at all, so the record by itself doesn't say whose account it was. On cosign, your messages in conversations with other people and the reports you filed stay, with your account taken off them. Backups roll off within 30 days, and copies cached by our CDN expire within a day. Deleting does not pay out sats orangecheck holds for you: settle a non-zero balance first. If you run a guardian, you can delete only once your operator key holds no seat or hosted guardian, has finished any exit, created no federation that still exists, and is owed nothing. Charter signatures, incidents and amendment proposals the key signed stay public under the key, with what you wrote in them; exit records and machine reports stay visible to that federation's guardians and to us. Hashes anchored to Bitcoin and records published to Nostr cannot be deleted by anyone. me.ochk.io's own anchors name no one, but attestations, polls, pledges, stamps and a chat listing you published carry your Bitcoin address."
         }
       ]
     },