ClustoraPrivacy & public membership
Know what stays.
Know what is public.
There is no private profile, social backend or membership database in this local Demo. A future public membership can still reveal an association between a wallet and group.
Practice is temporary.
Form selections, reviews and practice memberships exist in the open page's memory only. The Demo does not use analytics, persistent local storage, email collection, profiles or a backend database. Clearing or reloading removes practice state.
Practice wallets are fixed labelled examples, not verified people. A practice result is not sent to a public network and is not a blockchain receipt.
Connection does not act.
Only after you click Connect Wallet can an installed wallet share a selected public account and network. The website never requests a recovery phrase or private key. Connection alone sends no membership action and grants no token allowance.
No deployed contract configuration exists now. Reads, Gas estimates and writes are disabled. A future configured flow makes requests through wallet/RPC providers under their own policies; the interface cannot make those providers private.
Leaving is not erasing.
Group membership, counts and events on a public network can be observed, retained and correlated with other wallet activity. Leaving clears current membership but does not erase earlier events or third-party indexes.
A public wallet is not proof of a unique person or verified organization. Do not express a sensitive group association unless you accept its possible visibility.
Original media.
Local supporting assets.
The homepage embeds the supplied original globe MP4 from a CloudFront media host. Loading it shares normal web request details such as network address/browser headers with that host. Its exact original still, fonts, icons and wallet runtime are served locally.
No X URL, support inbox or privacy-processing backend has been supplied. X is marked pending; another project's account is not substituted. This describes the current local Demo, not a deployed privacy service.