Privacy

Only when you answer every question of a quiz, the site keeps one record of it:

• which quiz you took, and its length (for example, 12 or 30 questions);
• your answers, with “rather not say” kept as a blank;
• the place on the values map those answers give you;
• the day it was completed, without the time;
• a random code your browser makes for that one visit. It links a short quiz to the longer one, or to the three-dimensional room, if you go on to them in the same visit. It is not saved on your device and is gone when you close the page.

No name, no email address, no IP address, no details of your device or browser, no location and no account. The site sets no cookies and runs no analytics, tracking or advertising of any kind.

Nothing is sent while you are answering. A quiz you leave unfinished is never kept. Going back and finishing again with the same answers adds nothing new.

To learn how people’s values compare with those of the countries and of the AI models in the study. Results drawn from the records, such as counts, averages and maps, may be published. Because a record holds nothing that points to a person, no published result can be traced back to you.

Download image makes the picture in your own browser; it stays on your device.

Copy link and Share put your answers into the link itself, so anyone you give the link to can open your result. Opening a shared link keeps nothing new.

The site is hosted by Render. Like any host, its servers handle your connection, and they may keep short-lived technical logs for security and running the service; the site does not use them.

The three-dimensional room draws its graphics with the Three.js library, which your browser loads from the jsDelivr network, so jsDelivr sees that request. Every other page uses only files from this site.

You can use everything on the site without taking a quiz, and you can stop a quiz at any time without anything being kept. Because a kept record cannot be linked to you, it is not possible to find or remove one person’s answers afterwards.

Emre YILMAZ, PhD, independent researcher: contact@emreyz.com