“We process User Content to operate and deliver the Services, to route your requests to the large language model providers identified in “How We Share the Information We Collect,” to detect fraud and abuse, and to maintain the security and integrity of the platform.”
“Under California Civil Code §§1798.99.80–1798.99.89 (the Delete Act), we access the CPPA's Delete Request and Opt-Out Platform (DROP) at least once every 45 days, retrieve the consumer deletion lists that match the identifiers held in our systems, and report the status of each request in DROP within 45 days of retrieving it, using the state-specified transaction identifiers and hashing algorithm.”
Ledger proof for this record. seq 64189 · key 2f898a895f05b7a0 · 2026-10-22T05:19:28.979Z hash eedb263f4e0fa76e8ee9b89bac53a02ae4484abd34cfbc55a53dbef188234da2 prev b1e0ddde0c155d189026443a05f81b0f791ff4b10ff93a9256c5028a9ecd502c payload f46ad54afe37ceeb48835f8678c9b58c5381ef947ec14a0aa6fbd736c5490630 signature ep6siUAff0aYqLHePGdQ3o+BLO1PukyCYL3OE4cKgJg99AxedV8LhsukE70z91qBo/p1ABm8qnivu/ALPPXWDg== anchored 2026-10-22 at head seq 64204 68332ccffa8b4c79780bf1a01284351ca72309d4c1746ababe798f1ed346c99d Fetch /v1/keys; for each ledger entry recompute sha256(prev_hash|kind|ref_id|payload_hash|created_at ISO) and verify the Ed25519 signature over that hash. Anchors are committed to git; compare the anchored head with the chain.