Last updated: December 30, 2024
Interlink Labs operates with a foundational principle of privacy at its core, emphasizing that our services are intentionally designed to respect user anonymity. With our InterLink AI, we do not seek to identify individual users; instead, our focus remains solely on ensuring that they engage with our platform as humans, free from the complexities of personal identification.
We are not interested in your identity, just that you are human.
In an increasingly digitized world, the essence of our humanity often gets overshadowed by labels, identities, and classifications. Our declaration “We are not interested in your identity, just that you are human” serves as a reminder to prioritize belonging beyond demographics and categories, and to connect on a fundamental level. By focusing on our shared humanity rather than personal identifiers—such as race, gender, or profession—we can cultivate deeper empathy and understanding. Ultimately, this perspective champions the idea that every individual deserves recognition for their intrinsic worth simply by virtue of being human.
To provide the InterLink Network services, we may process the following limited data types based on your consent level:
We process data for the specific purposes of Humanity Verification and Security:
You have full control over your data through the following options:
We respect your right to be forgotten. All users (regardless of verification status) can request the permanent deletion of their data at any time through the following methods:
Note on Self-Custodial Wallets: Deleting your data or app will remove access to your InterLink ID. Since the wallet is self-custodial, you are responsible for backing up your recovery phrase (seed phrase). Interlink Labs cannot recover lost funds if you delete your data without a backup.
InterLink Network is designed to verify that you are a unique human while minimizing what is learned about you. We focus on humanity verification and security, using cryptographic approaches like Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs) and privacy-preserving processing so authentication can occur without revealing underlying personal data.