Keep my project information private

What is available by default?

Unless you choose private, general information from existing and new projects is available to Strategic Research Intelligence Oy for public marketing and automatic homepage examples. This is the current default—not a statement that you have individually approved publication.

Public snapshots contain only the research field, saved study count, an opaque showcase identifier and, when current and complete, aggregate numerical evidence statistics. They use the generic title “Evidence overview”, not your project’s title. These are saved project records, not independently verified findings.

What is not published?

Public snapshots do not include your identity or account details, private project title, Scientific Claim text, individual study records, citations, PDFs, source text, excerpts, highlights or source and review history. Aggregate disclosure reduces exposure but cannot guarantee that inference or reidentification is impossible.

Your right to choose private

1. Sign in and open Project privacy from Resources & help, or the privacy controls for your saved project.
2. Choose “Yes” to keep the project information private, then select Save privacy preference. This disables both public marketing use and homepage examples for that project.
3. For new projects, choose private before saving. Review each project separately; changing one does not change the others.

Choosing private does not delete your project, change scientific eligibility or restrict your own access. Editing and saving research does not reset the privacy preference. Copies inherit the source project’s current preference when created; later choices are independent.

When your choice takes effect

After a successful save, private choices apply to subsequent public responses immediately. Open homepage previews refresh within about 30 seconds while visible. Information previously copied or distributed cannot necessarily be recalled. You can change your choice again in your account.