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Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy

Last updated: November 6, 2026

Some of what the Awareness Score App keeps is consumer health data under Washington State's My Health My Data Act and Nevada's consumer health data law (SB 370). This page explains what it is, why we keep it, who receives it and the rights you have.

It is a supplement to our Privacy Policy, which covers everything else we collect. Awareness Score is run by Mufy Pachorawala ("we", "us").

1. The consumer health data we collect

Your check-in results: the points from each game and your Awareness Score. The Awareness Score is the app's own measure of how you did on four short games. It is not a diagnosis or a medical test.
Your game of the day points, if you play it: your best points each day, for that day's rankings and your groups' rankings. They are deleted 30 days after that day.
Your Awareness personality: a playful name, one of 24, worked out from the order of your four games' points. It first appears after your first check-in where all four games count. We work it out from your stored results whenever it's shown or shared. It isn't stored separately, except as the name on a page you share, and it goes when your results are deleted. It is never sent to Google Analytics.
Your answers to the three questions before the games: how long you slept, whether you've had caffeine, and how clear-headed you feel, from Foggy to Very clear. Before 23 October 2026 the third question was whether the day felt unusual, and those answers stay with their check-ins.
Your Brain Fog Remedy quiz result, if you came from Brain Fog Remedy's quiz and chose its emails: which of its brain-fog patterns the quiz found. Section 10 of our Privacy Policy says exactly when it is kept.

2. Where it comes from

From you, through the app: when you answer the questions and play a check-in's games or the game of the day. The quiz result comes with the link you followed from Brain Fog Remedy's quiz to the app.

3. Why we collect and use it

To show you your results and your graph, on any device you sign in on.
To work out your Awareness personality, to show it to you, and to show it on a page you share.
To choose new pictures for your check-ins.
To send the reminders you set. A daily reminder may say how many members of one of your groups have checked in that day.
If you're in a group: to show its members whether you've checked in today and on how many days this week, how many days in a row everyone in the group has checked in, your game of the day points unless you hide them from that group, how clear-headed you felt only if you switch that on for the group, and your Awareness personality only if you switch that on for the group.
If you run a group: to tell its other members when you've checked in, or that you didn't check in the day before, unless that is switched off.
If you play the game of the day: to show your place and points in that day's rankings, with your first name only if you choose to show it.
If you chose our emails: to choose the short series you get after your first check-in, by your first Awareness Score (section 3 of our Privacy Policy).
The quiz result only to choose your emails.

Hostinger, our processor, which hosts our database and stores the data for us.
Brain Fog Remedy receives only the email address of quiz visitors who chose its emails. The address joins its email list for their quiz result. It never receives check-in results or answers.
People you share a result with. If you share a result, anyone with the link can see the scores you shared. If you share your Awareness personality, anyone with the link can see it. It is worked out from your results, so we treat it as health-related information.
The members of your groups. Every account has its own group. You can also be in up to 5 other people's groups, and start groups of your own. Section 7 of our Privacy Policy explains how people join. The members of each group you are in see whether you've checked in today and on how many days this week, how many days in a row everyone in the group has checked in, and your best game of the day points today and yesterday, unless you switch off Show my game of the day points to this group. They see the word for how clear-headed you felt at today's check-in, such as "Clear", only if you switch on Show how I feel to this group. They see your Awareness personality's symbol and name only if you switch on Show my Awareness personality to this group: it is off until you say yes, and you can turn it off at any time. They also see your first name, your picture (unless you switch off Show my picture in my groups) and any status, voice note or photo you post in that group. They never see your Awareness Score, your other answers or your results. Groups are separate: what one group sees isn't shown to another.
The members of the groups you run. When you finish your first check-in of the day, the other members of each group you run get a notification such as "Margaret checked in today". After a whole day without a check-in, by your own calendar, they get one the next morning, such as "Margaret didn't check in yesterday", and again after 2 days, 3 days and a week. Never a score, an answer or a result. It goes only to members who have notifications on and haven't blocked you. You can switch it off for each group you run, and each member can switch it off for themselves (section 5).
Other people using the app. If your best game of the day points are in that day's top 10, anyone signed in to the app can see your place and points. They see your first name only if you choose to show it; otherwise you appear as "A player". Section 8 of our Privacy Policy has the details.

You can leave any group except your own at any time, in the app's Settings under Groups, and the person who runs a group can remove anyone from it. Its members then no longer see you. Blocking a member, by tapping their name or picture on the group's screen, hides their statuses, picture, waves, claps and notifications from you, but it doesn't change what they see of you: to stop that, leave the group, or remove them from a group you run. On the group's screen you can also report a member, a status or a picture, and report the group itself if someone else runs it.

We never sell consumer health data, and we never share it for advertising. Your scores, points, results, Awareness personality, check-in answers and quiz result are never sent to Google Analytics. If usage statistics are on, it learns only that something happened, for example that a game was finished, never how well you did.

5. Your rights

You have the right to:

access it: ask whether we hold consumer health data about you, get a copy, and get a list of the companies and services we have shared it with;
delete it: yourself in the app (section 6), or by asking us;
withdraw your consent at any time: to stop us keeping your check-in results, delete your account in the app's Settings (Delete my account); to stop emails, use the unsubscribe link in any email; to stop a group's members seeing when you've checked in, use Leave in Settings, under Groups (for your own group, which can't be left, remove its members); to keep your game of the day points from a group, switch off Show my game of the day points to this group there; to stop a group seeing how clear-headed you felt, switch off Show how I feel to this group there; to stop a group seeing your Awareness personality, switch off Show my Awareness personality to this group there; to stop the members of a group you run being told when you check in or miss a day, switch off Tell my members when I check in or miss a day under Run your group, on its screen; to stop being told when the person who runs a group you are in checks in or misses a day, switch that off for the group in Settings, under Groups (Tell me when Margaret checks in or misses a day); to take your first name off the rankings, turn off Show my first name in the public top 10 in Settings, under Sharing. Delete all my results removes what is stored now, but check-ins you do afterwards are kept again;
appeal: if we turn down your request, email us with "Appeal" in the subject and we'll look at it again. If we turn down your appeal, you can complain to your state's Attorney General.

To use any of these rights, email mufy@awarenessscore.com from the address you signed in with. We'll reply within the time the law requires.

6. Deleting it in the app

In the app you can:

delete a single check-in (open My results, choose the check-in, then Delete this check-in);
in Settings, delete all your results, and your points in the rankings, while keeping your account (Delete all my results). Your groups stay, and so do the statuses you posted in them until their 14 days are up, unless you delete them on the group's screen;
leave a group, in Settings under Groups. Your statuses, voice notes and photos in it are deleted;
in Settings, delete your account (Delete my account). This deletes its results, rankings points, profile, reminders, shared pages and invite links, the statuses, voice notes and photos you posted in your groups, and the record of check-in news sent about you or to you. It takes you out of every group and takes your address off our email lists. Section 14 of our Privacy Policy lists everything it deletes. Delete my account is also on the About you page that comes straight after you sign up, so you can delete your account even before you've given your year of birth.

This works in the Google Play app and in any browser at awarenessscore.com/app/.

7. Contact

Questions about this policy or your consumer health data? Email mufy@awarenessscore.com.