Privacy
Privacy and listing provenance
PersonFu is a permission-based professional directory. Current search availability depends on approved inventory and a configured backend.
Eligible listing sources
Listings may come from an adult owner’s submitted and reviewed professional details, owner-verified records, explicitly permitted public-professional records, or a separately reviewed licensed provider. Submission alone does not make a listing public. A published field should identify its source, publication basis, review date, refresh or expiration state, and correction path.
We do not build private-person dossiers or publish home addresses, relatives, private social accounts, breached data, live whereabouts, sensitive demographic traits, or inferred contact details.
Search and account data
Verified accounts can search by name, normalized US/Canadian phone number, email, or public username when the directory is operational. Search terms and balances belong on the server, not in cookies or URL parameters. The intended directory ledger records an irreversible query fingerprint and entitlement outcome. The current production directory reports no configured inventory, so a search cannot deliver a listing yet.
The directory session cookie is an opaque, host-only identifier. Checkout uses Stripe; the browser must never grant itself a paid credit. Please do not send sensitive personal details in a general support message.
Correction, withdrawal, and suppression
When account-backed listing controls are available, an owner can withdraw their own submitted listing from the directory page. For a correction, removal, safety concern, or historical record request, use the correction and removal instructions. The former web form and one-click verification endpoint were retired because they did not provide a durable verified suppression workflow. We will not claim a request is automatically suppressed until that workflow is deployed and tested.
Legacy material and billing
Older demo search previews and report unlock pages are no longer publicly served. Existing customers can access billing support or contact us about prior transactions. Domain research belongs on FLLC.