How does JustLayMe handle an uploaded conversation?
An uploaded message history contains the other person’s words as well as your own, so the handling matters more here than for an ordinary file upload. Retention, deletion controls, and what is measured are documented rather than summarised. First-party analytics use coarse aggregate counts. Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity require explicit browser opt-in on eligible public pages, can be turned off in Settings, and collection is disabled on upload and report surfaces.
- Deletion is user-triggered, and the retention and deletion specifics are documented on the privacy and deletion page rather than left to a policy sentence.
- If you would rather not upload identifying details at all, Mirror Veil redacts names, numbers and emails locally in your browser first, with no upload and no server involved.
- Analysis reads the text and timestamps in the export you provide. It does not connect to any messaging account and cannot reach anything you have not exported yourself.
- Findings carry stated confidence, and missing media, deleted messages or conversations that moved to another app are named as gaps rather than filled in.
- First-party browser analytics are coarse daily aggregate counts on an allowlisted set of event names, with no message content, filenames, user ids or full URLs. Third-party analytics are enabled by default on eligible public pages, can be turned off in Settings, and stay blocked from sensitive routes.