Mimir

Your twin, and the only place it gets written.

Passwords are hashed with PBKDF2-SHA256. Sessions last 30 days. Run this behind TLS — the session token is a credential.

What's actually true?

Your word overrides mine. Nothing is overwritten — the old version stays on file with a closed validity interval, and the briefing starts using the new one.

Erase this for good?

The content is destroyed, not hidden — this is the one thing on this page that Law 2 does not undo. A hashed tombstone remains so the erasure itself stays provable, and the key can never be reused. Cached briefings, nightly digests and read-back questions that restated it go too.

Unlink this sign-in?

Apps you connected through it lose the sessions they hold in your name, and will ask you to sign in again. Nothing on your record changes, and you can link the same account again whenever you like.