Renata Recovery Operating System

Individual Mode - Privacy and Control

This protected-preview Privacy and Control surface is a synthetic visual prototype only. It captures no consent or privacy preference, stores no private data, provides no memory, continuity, deletion, or export runtime, and does not authorize Individual Mode launch or implementation.

synthetic-only non-interactive privacy-control prototype Public Packet Mode remains the only current live-static mode. No consent or privacy setting exists. No account, private data, storage, memory, or Individual Mode runtime exists.

Current Synthetic Status

Surface status
synthetic-only
Individual Mode
not-active
Consent capture
absent
Privacy settings
absent
Account state
absent
Identity capture
absent
Private data storage
absent
Visibility controls
absent
Organization Mode visibility
none
Staff visibility
none
Memory runtime
absent
Continuity runtime
absent
Retention runtime
absent
Deletion runtime
absent
Export runtime
absent
Audit log
absent
AI/chat runtime
absent
Crisis runtime
absent
Analytics/scoring
absent
Launch approval
not-approved
Implementation authorization
not-authorized

Static labels only. Nothing comes from or writes to a database, API, account, session, feature flag, workflow engine, local storage, cookie, consent store, privacy store, or runtime service.

future boundaries / not controls

Future Privacy Model Overview

01

Consent before capture

Future capture would require an explicit, category-specific choice.

  • no bundled consent
  • no implied consent
  • no prechecked state
  • no consent event exists now

02

Private by default

Future user-authored content would remain invisible to Organization Mode unless separately authorized.

  • no staff dashboard
  • no tenant visibility
  • no cross-mode bridge
  • no current private content exists

03

Continuity by explicit choice

Future continuity or memory would require a separate, reversible user choice.

  • no hidden memory
  • no inferred profile
  • no embedding or retrieval
  • no continuity exists now

04

Retention with visible limits

Future stored content would require clear retention and deletion rules.

  • no indefinite default
  • no silent archival
  • no retention scheduler
  • no stored content exists now

05

View, delete, and export

Future users would need understandable access to any stored content.

  • no delete action
  • no export action
  • no download package
  • no data-access workflow exists now

06

Cross-mode separation

Individual Mode private content remains hidden from Organization Mode by default.

  • no staff review queue
  • no support-admin access
  • no organization-owner access
  • no cross-mode analytics or reporting

static conceptual categories / none approved

Synthetic Data-Category Matrix

Category Future default posture Required future gate Phase 12.5 state
Public context public/read-only; no private user data public-source and content-governance review not imported into this surface
Reflection private by default explicit consent before future capture absent now
Intentions and affirmations private by default explicit consent before future capture absent now
Personal support references separately consented and user-controlled privacy, safety, and support-contact review absent now
Continuity and memory off unless explicitly enabled memory, user-control, deletion, and export review absent now
Crisis/escalation data no hidden capture or routing separate crisis and human-support safety review absent now
Account and identity separately gated identity, security, privacy, and account review absent now
Usage analytics no private-content analytics, scoring, or surveillance separate privacy and anti-surveillance review absent now

Every category remains not-approved-not-implemented. This matrix is descriptive and creates no privacy setting, data record, policy engine, or runtime gate.

future review principles

Privacy and Control Principles

  • Granular rather than bundled.
  • Explicit rather than implied.
  • Reversible rather than permanent.
  • Visible rather than hidden.
  • Minimal rather than expansive.
  • User-controlled rather than staff-controlled.
  • Separated by mode rather than shared by default.
  • No secondary use without separate authorization.
  • No training use of private content without a separately reviewed future policy and explicit consent.
  • No advertising, lead capture, or commercial profiling.
  • No analytics, scoring, ranking, discipline, compliance, or resident-performance use.
  • No inferred motive, diagnosis, readiness, relapse risk, or recovery status.

explicitly blocked

Privacy Anti-Patterns

  • prechecked consent
  • bundled consent
  • forced consent to basic public features
  • hidden memory
  • indefinite retention by default
  • silent cross-mode sharing
  • default staff visibility
  • support impersonation
  • private-content analytics
  • sentiment analysis
  • risk scoring or relapse prediction
  • training-data reuse
  • advertising profiles or lead generation
  • dark patterns
  • unclear deletion
  • export that omits stored categories
  • silent policy changes
  • consent revocation without effect
  • punitive consequences for refusing consent

read-only conceptual contract

Static Future Interaction Contract

  1. The user chooses whether a future private category is enabled.
  2. The user sees what data category is involved before capture.
  3. The user may decline without losing access to public-static content.
  4. The user may change visibility choices later.
  5. The user may disable future continuity.
  6. The user may inspect future stored content.
  7. The user may delete future stored content.
  8. The user may export future stored content.
  9. The user may keep private content invisible to Organization Mode.
  10. The user may leave without enabling any private feature.

narrow presentation proof

What This Surface Proves

  • Privacy and user control can be made visible before runtime exists.
  • Consent, continuity, retention, deletion, export, and visibility can be decomposed into separate gates.
  • Cross-mode separation can remain explicit in the experience.
  • Privacy can be communicated without surveillance or coercion.
  • Future implementation requirements can be reviewed independently.

claims not made

Proof Exclusions

  • no legal, HIPAA, 42 CFR Part 2, GDPR, or CCPA compliance claim
  • no security or privacy certification
  • no clinical approval
  • no safety validation
  • no usability or customer validation
  • no launch or implementation readiness
  • no data-protection effectiveness claim

implementation boundary

What Remains Absent

Accounts and identity

  • no login, signup, account, or profile
  • no role or permission runtime
  • no session, token, or JWT
  • no identity capture

Privacy and consent data

  • no consent event, privacy preference, visibility preference, retention preference, continuity preference, or memory preference
  • no deletion request, export request, audit event, or private recovery record

Runtime

  • no consent or privacy-settings runtime
  • no retention scheduler, deletion workflow, export workflow, or download package
  • no memory, embedding, retrieval, recovery coach, chat, AI, OpenAI processing, prompt endpoint, or model invocation
  • no crisis detection, hotline lookup, emergency routing, or risk scoring

Staff and cross-mode

  • no staff dashboard, tenant-admin visibility, organization-owner visibility, support-admin visibility, or review queue
  • no Organization Mode visibility
  • no cross-mode bridge
  • no analytics, scoring, ranking, compliance, surveillance, or patient monitoring

Commercial and support

  • no billing or subscription
  • no advertising profile, lead capture, CRM, or customer portal
  • no support ticket, inbox, or account operations
  • no impersonation or incident workflow

Technical

  • no src/pages/protected or src/pages/api/protected
  • no Individual Mode database reads/writes, D1 query, runtime table, storage adapter, or API handler
  • no client-side persistence
  • no new migration; active migrations remain only migrations/0001_packet_history.sql

controlling boundaries remain in force

Relationship to Phase 12.0-12.4 and Phase 11

Phase 12.0 Individual Mode Experience Shell Phase 12.1 Individual Mode Today Surface Phase 12.2 Individual Mode Reflection Surface Phase 12.3 Individual Mode Intentions Surface Phase 12.4 Individual Mode Recovery Resources Surface Phase 11.1 Individual Mode Safety Model Phase 11.6 Private Data and Consent Model Phase 11.8 Crisis and Human Support Boundary Plan Phase 11.9 AI Prompt and Evaluation Boundary Plan Phase 11.10 Memory and Continuity Boundary Plan Phase 11.13 Launch Gate Criteria Matrix Phase 11.14 Non-Authorization Summary Phase 11.17 Handoff Freeze
  • Phase 12.5 does not supersede Phase 11.
  • Phase 12.5 does not activate Phases 12.0 through 12.4.
  • No Phase 11 gate is passed or closed.
  • No Individual Mode capability is launched.
  • The Privacy and Control surface is presentation-only.

no-go escalation boundary

Stop Conditions

  • Stop if asked to add consent checkboxes, toggles, forms, settings, or captured privacy preferences.
  • Stop if asked to create accounts or identities, store private records, or add memory or continuity.
  • Stop if asked to add deletion, export, download-package, retention-job, or audit-log runtime.
  • Stop if asked to add staff or Organization Mode visibility, support impersonation, AI/chat, crisis detection, hotline lookup, or emergency routing.
  • Stop if asked to add billing, support runtime, APIs, protected live routes, database behavior, or migrations.
  • Stop if asked to add analytics, scoring, ranking, compliance, surveillance, or legal, privacy, security, or clinical compliance claims.
  • Stop if asked to convert this route into a live privacy-settings page.

final product posture

Phase 12.5 synthetic Privacy and Control surface implemented - no consent capture, privacy settings, private-data storage, memory, continuity, retention, deletion, export, or Individual Mode runtime is authorized

Status: synthetic-only-no-go. No next runtime phase is authorized automatically.

Next synthetic reference: Phase 12.6 - Individual Mode Support Boundaries Surface. It is presentation-only and creates no support request or account-help workflow.

Static review reference: Phase 12.8 - Individual Mode Synthetic Experience Review Matrix. It captures no review response, evidence, decision, approval, or readiness state.

Non-authorization reference: Phase 12.9 - Individual Mode Synthetic Experience Non-Authorization Summary. It creates no approval, gate passage, launch, implementation, or runtime authority.

Current-state reference: Phase 12.10 - Individual Mode Synthetic Experience Current-State Index. It stores no status and controls no route or runtime.

Static closure reference: Phase 12.11 - Individual Mode Synthetic Experience Static Closure Note. It closes only the presentation packet and creates no closure record or runtime authority.