Storage should
not be invisible.

Postroom can keep a versioned, display-only workspace summary in sessionStorage, keyed to your authenticated user ID. It contains connected account display names, recent queue summaries and a short brand identity/voice summary. It excludes provider tokens, secrets, private brand assets, OAuth candidates and provider diagnostics. Summaries expire after twelve hours and are removed by the app when you sign out or change accounts. Editing and scheduling require current server verification. Browser storage is optional; if it is unavailable, the workspace loads from the server.

Optional voice dictation uses the browser’s speech-recognition service after you grant microphone access. Postroom receives the transcript rather than an audio recording. Website quick-start reads bounded public metadata and headings; suggestions are not saved until you choose Save.

The public YET website and the YET Social OS application are separate surfaces. Social OS authentication and preferences may use necessary cookies or browser storage to keep you signed in and operate the workspace. Disabling necessary storage can prevent sign-in or expected application behavior.

The corporate website also contains measurement and attribution tooling. The presence of a tool on the corporate website does not mean the same tool is automatically installed in Social OS.

The current website implementation conditionally initializes PostHog when its public project key is configured. Its configured functions include pageview/pageleave measurement, autocapture and session recording. Form inputs are configured to be masked, and text marked with the site's private-data selector is also configured for masking.

Masking reduces exposure but is not described here as a guarantee that no page text, metadata or interaction information can ever be captured. PostHog may use browser storage and network requests necessary for the enabled analytics features.

The current corporate website loads Vercel's Web Analytics script to measure site usage and performance-related visit information. Its behavior is separate from Social OS authentication storage.

The current corporate website loads Google Tag Manager container GTM-TN7F43CP. GTM is a tag-management layer: loading the container does not, by itself, establish which analytics or advertising tags the live container currently fires.

Accordingly, this policy does not claim that GA4 or Meta Pixel is active merely because GTM is present. Any tag-specific disclosure and consent treatment should follow the live container configuration.

The website includes acquisition-attribution and conversion-point components used to preserve campaign/context information and measure customer-journey actions. These components form part of the website's measurement system and should not be confused with connected social-account credentials held by Social OS.

The Experience control on Postroom pages lets you pause motion and enable soft click sounds. Sounds are off by default. Your choices are stored locally on this device using the yet-motion and yet-sound keys, and are not sent to a social network. The application respects your system’s reduced-motion preference.

This page is a disclosure, not a substitute for a consent control. Where applicable law or a deployed tag requires prior consent, YET must use a real gating/withdrawal mechanism rather than claiming that visiting this page switches tracking off.

At publication of this policy, we do not claim that a site-wide consent banner exists unless that control has been separately implemented and verified. Browser controls can restrict cookies/storage, but blocking necessary storage may break authentication or site features.

Measurement configuration can change as the website evolves. We update this policy when verified tooling or controls materially change. Questions about storage, analytics or privacy can be sent to privacy@notacompanynameyet.com. For broader information handling, see the Privacy Policy.