How Persir’s About Me sharing preview limits what you send

Persir’s About Me sharing flow starts with a preview of the selected output. You choose whether to send or download it, rather than giving someone access to the full private profile. That narrower payload helps, but the visible text or image can still reveal personal information. Review the exact output before sharing.

Inspect the selected preview

The flow prepares the selected artwork or text and omits source links and excerpts. Read the title, body and visible labels. Ensure that the output is accurate enough for the intended audience and that it is the one you selected.

A generated interpretation can reveal a goal, life event or preference even without raw evidence. If you would not tell the audience that information directly, reconsider the image. A polished design does not make sensitive content less sensitive, and a private account view does not guarantee privacy after an explicit external share.

Choose whether to include a name

The preview offers an optional name. It is not required for the output to be useful. Including it can connect an interpretation to an identifiable person, especially when the image is posted publicly or forwarded without context.

Also consider indirect identification. Dates, locations and distinctive events can reveal identity, and the social account or caption can connect a nameless image to you. Review the whole disclosure: file, message, destination and audience. Do not evaluate only the name field.

Understand the available output actions

The implemented flow can copy selected text, download artwork and use native image sharing where the browser supports it. Native sharing may fall back to a download when image sharing is unavailable. Read the status message so you know which action actually occurred.

SVG and PNG files are different formats, but both can carry visible personal content. Keep downloaded copies in a location you control and review whether the folder syncs to cloud storage. Copying text places it on the clipboard, where you should take care to paste only into the intended destination.

Keep interpretation and evidence distinct

The shared output does not include the full source review. A recipient may therefore see a conclusion without its qualifiers or evidence context. Add a brief explanation when needed, such as noting that a future narrative is a possible scenario rather than a prediction.

For a symbol, treat the design as expressive artwork rather than a scientific assessment. For life numbers or a map, preserve the meaning of approximate inputs and city-level precision. If an output is inaccurate, correct the underlying record or choose not to share it. Do not publish a claim merely because it looks complete.

Understand what deletion cannot retract

Once another person receives a file, they can create their own copy. Deleting a Persir source or account cannot reliably remove files already downloaded or shared elsewhere. Use destination controls and recipient contact where appropriate if you later want a post removed.

Sharing a selected output is separate from analytics consent, summary confirmation and any future commercial permission. It does not authorize merchants to browse your profile or guarantee a reward. The useful boundary is concrete: choose one reviewed output, know what it contains and send it only to an audience you intend.