Most apps ask you to trust that they'll behave. Yenn is built so behaving isn't a choice we get to make. The private parts of you are sealed away from us by design.
No phone number. No email. No legal name. No ID scan. Nothing to memorise. The less we hold about you, the less there is to ever leak, subpoena, or sell. Privacy starts with not collecting the thing in the first place.
Your profile, your photos and your conversations are encrypted end to end. They unlock only for you and the person you matched with, never for us. We couldn't open them if we tried, were asked to, or were ordered to.
The moment you upload, we strip the hidden data your camera tucks into a photo, including where it was taken. You don't have to remember to. It's simply done, every time.
We quietly removed where this photo was taken.
Everything personal is encrypted beyond our reach. The one thing we compute on is trust, and trust isn't an identity.
Encrypted end to end. We can't read it, hand it over, or sell it.
Anonymous trust signals, all we need to tell real from fake. Never your name, your face, or who you talk to.
Because the private parts of you were never ours to begin with, deleting your account isn't a request that sits in a queue. Your space simply closes, and what was yours is genuinely gone, not archived somewhere out of reach.
When you go, you're truly gone.