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Privacy Policy

This page describes the privacy principles currently guiding the development of PsyLattice.

Pre-launch draft — this is not the final PsyLattice Privacy Policy. A jurisdiction-appropriate privacy policy must be reviewed before production use involving personal or psychological data.

Our approach

PsyLattice is being designed around data minimisation, transparency, appropriate access controls and meaningful user control over psychological information.

Information PsyLattice may process

Depending on the workspace and features used, information may include account details, questionnaire responses, assessment results, repeated self-reports, study participation information and user-selected profile information.

Optional features may later involve information from connected devices or information intentionally shared with researchers or authorised professionals.

Why information is processed

Information should be processed only for defined platform purposes such as providing requested assessments, presenting results, supporting authorised research workflows, maintaining account functionality and enabling explicitly authorised professional access.

Sharing and access

PsyLattice is designed so that information is not automatically exposed across Self, Research and Clinical workspaces. Sharing mechanisms should depend on the user's permissions, consent and the purpose of the relevant workflow.

Retention and deletion

Production retention periods and deletion procedures will be defined before public deployment and will depend on the purpose for which particular information is processed and applicable legal requirements.

Policy updates

This draft will be replaced with a complete privacy policy before PsyLattice begins production processing of sensitive psychological information.