What VivIntro can and cannot protect.

Standard creator publication requires Didit liveness checks. These checks do not establish identity or photo ownership. A limited pilot test exemption can allow publication without that check; exempt introductions do not receive the Liveness checked badge.

This is not a legal-ID check, a check of profile statements, or an endorsement of a match. VivIntro records consent and result, not the live camera capture.

Anyone who receives or is forwarded a personal link can open its public introduction. There is no public directory, and Introduction pages are marked not to appear in search results. Contact details and private documents require the person’s choice to share on a personal link. People can save or photograph information they can see, including details when shared. Ending access cannot erase those copies.

You can unpublish or replace your personal public link at any time. After a new Show interest request, you may email your chosen published contacts or quietly set the request aside. That email cannot be recalled after delivery.

Existing private access grants from the earlier flow continue only until their scheduled expiry, unless you revoke them sooner. Unpublishing pauses their viewing; replacing the link revokes those grants and stops the old URL from working. Copies already saved cannot be erased.

VivIntro uses service providers for hosting, authentication, database and storage, identity checks, and transactional email. See the Privacy Policy for the current list and contact hello@vivintro.com with a privacy or grievance request.