Your Privacy
How your information is protected, including what Priscille remembers and what she never will.
Why Privacy Matters
People only really open up when they feel safe. If every word might be read by a stranger, sold to an advertiser, or held against you later, you'd think twice before asking for help — and the moments you need Priscille most are often the ones you'd be most tempted to keep to yourself.
That's why privacy isn't something Kafrump treats as a box to check. People deserve privacy simply because they're people, not because a regulation says so — it's part of how trust gets earned, one honest conversation at a time, the same way it works with anyone you'd actually confide in.
Your Conversations
The principle behind every conversation with Priscille is simple: your conversations are for Priscille, not for people.
- Your conversations are never sold.
- Your conversations are never used to advertise to you.
- Your conversations are not casually browsed by Kafrump employees.
On rare occasions, an authorized person may review a conversation — to keep someone safe, to investigate a reported problem, or because the law requires it. These are handled as deliberate, narrow exceptions, not as how Kafrump normally operates.
How Priscille Remembers
Priscille remembers people. She does not remember everything they say.
Over time, she holds onto the kind of long-term context that helps her care for you better — so you're not starting over and re-explaining yourself in every conversation. She does not keep a running record of every conversation you've ever had with her, and she never assumes something she remembers is still true. She checks, gently, before she relies on it.
What Priscille Doesn't Remember
Some things Priscille never holds onto, including:
- Passwords
- PINs
- Authentication codes
- Credit card numbers
- Social Security numbers
- Anything that would surprise or unsettle you if you learned she'd kept it
Memory exists to save you from repeating yourself — not to build a permanent record of everything you've ever said.
Our Promise
Privacy isn't a policy Kafrump complies with. It's one of the promises behind every conversation Priscille has — the same promise whether it's your first conversation or your thousandth.