S.A.I. guide

Owning your data means having real choices about it.

“Own your data” should mean more than a reassuring sentence. In practice, it means you can understand what is held, decide who may use it, take a usable copy, and remove it when you choose.

Ask five practical questions

1. Can I see the data and the inferences made from it?
2. Can I export it in a usable format?
3. Can I delete it, including connected copies where applicable?
4. Can I revoke a permission without losing unrelated access?
5. Is it clear what is observed, what is inferred, and what is uncertain?

Raw data is not the whole story

Clicks, searches, and watch time are records. Interest labels and predictions are inferences made from those records. Both affect how services treat you, so both deserve explanation and control.

Use a profile for your goals

S.A.I. is intended to make a Mind ID you can inspect, connect by permission, export, and delete. It is a tool for reflection and control, not a diagnosis or a claim to know you completely.

Build your Mind ID or read what the internet knows about you.