Privacy and Safety on Yesodi

What is public and what is private

A Yesodi profile and the work a member publishes are public by design, because the purpose of the platform is discovery on Google and AI search. This includes articles, press releases, videos, music, events, products, services, brand profiles, photos, and polls. Private areas include chat and messaging, notifications, the wallet, and account settings. Members choose what to publish, so nothing becomes public until the member posts it.

How presence and connections work

Members connect using defined connection types and can follow other members. Connection requests can include a note and are accepted by the recipient, so members control who they connect with. Chat and messaging are private between the people in a conversation. Following and connections are managed from the member account.

Data used for payments

Buyers pay with PayPal, card, or crypto, and these payments are handled by outside payment providers. Yesodi does not store full card numbers. Yesodi takes a cut only when a product, a service, or an event ticket sells, and sellers keep the large majority. On iOS, Apple in-app purchase applies.

Trust and verification signals

Yesodi shows verification and trust signals so members and visitors can judge who they are dealing with. Pages are built with structured data so AI answer tools can read them accurately. The AI Visibility Checker lets a business see how AI search tools describe it. These signals support safer interactions across the platform.

Staying in control of an account

Members manage their profile, published items, connections, and settings from their account. Published work can be edited or removed by the member who posted it. Account security features protect access to the account itself. Coins are an optional internal credit and are not required to publish or to be found.