Legal
Six documents. Every claim in them was checked against the code that has to make it true — which is why the privacy policy names the two stores that outlive a deleted account instead of promising an erasure it cannot perform, and why nothing here says we submit your applications.
Where a decision has not been made yet — a company name, a jurisdiction, an inbox somebody reads — the text says so and marks it. There are 128 of those marks across the six. No lawyer has read any of this. Until one has, treat them as drafts published in public rather than terms you are agreeing to.
What we hold, which of it you can leave empty, and the two stores that outlive a deleted account.
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The agreement. Its spine is one sentence: you are the applicant, and you press Send.
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One cookie, four preferences kept in your browser, and the two requests that reach hosts we do not run.
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Do not automate Send, do not put anything untrue on an application, do not screen other people with this.
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What is built, what is missing, and the terms under which you may go looking for holes.
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Where the postings come from, what we cannot promise about them, and how to get one removed.
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