Privacy
The verdict cache and anonymity
Verdicts are keyed by a one-way hash of the content and shared with every user. An entry never holds a user id, session, IP address or the text itself.
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What an entry contains
The content hash, the kind (text or image), the score, the label, each detector's signal and notes, an optional recheck result, the source URL of an image (so the same image on two sites resolves to one verdict), a hit count and timestamps.
What it never contains
A user id, an email address, a session identifier, an IP address, or the text that was analysed. Because nothing links an entry to a person, we treat entries as anonymous and keep them indefinitely, and deleting your account does not remove them.
Reports are the one linked record
A community report stores your user id with the content hash and your vote, so that each account counts once. Only the tally is shown to anyone, and reports are deleted with your account.
Rechecks are private; classifier results are shared
A model recheck you trigger is returned to your account only. It is not written to the shared cache and is not served to anyone else. A classifier result you trigger is written to the cache and served to everyone who later meets that content; that entry does not record who asked, and you cannot require its removal merely because you requested it.
URLs that identify someone
An image source URL can occasionally identify a person, for example a profile-picture URL containing a username. Email privacy@slopsquash.com with the URL and support staff can purge that entry. Copyright complaints go to dmca@slopsquash.com. See DMCA and removal requests.
Bulk access is prohibited
The terms prohibit scraping, enumerating or reconstructing the cache, including submitting hashes in bulk to discover what has been analysed.