Spark KNE Verify

Verify selected AI knowledge claims with Spark KNE.

Spark KNE Verify helps users inspect selected AI and web knowledge claims across daily tools. The extension sends selected text to Spark KNE only after explicit user action, then returns a cautious trust state based on source evidence and KNE Trust Policy. Version 0.1.6 improves first-use analytics reliability after temporary network failures and gives a distinct prompt when selected text depends on missing context. Anonymous trial verification remains limited to 10 times per 5 hours before login. Feedback, history, and contribution remain available after login, and a visible data-use disclosure and privacy-policy link appear before any data is sent. Current trust states include: - Source supported - Evidence insufficient - Review needed - Conflicted - Outdated - High risk - Not knowledge Users can also submit source hints, challenges, and corrections to the KNE review queue. User submissions do not directly change KNE Core data; they require review. Current test scope - Active selected-text verification is the primary workflow. - Users can right-click selected text on AI pages and ordinary web pages; floating selection UI may appear on supported pages. - Public test registration is capped at 200 ordinary public users. Privacy summary - Privacy policy URL: https://knespark.com/privacy.html - Spark verifies only text the user actively selects or sends through the extension. - Spark collects account email, account ID, authentication state, anonymous trial identifier, usage quota, selected verification text, source page URL, page title when available, platform label, contribution submissions, feedback submissions, blocking issue reports, first-use interaction events, timestamps, trust-state results, review status, quota counters, diagnostic events, IP address, user-agent, and operational logs needed for the beta service. - Spark processes selected text to classify knowledge claims, compare source evidence, detect gaps or conflicts, return cautious trust states, enforce anonymous trial and account usage limits, debug errors, prevent abuse, review user contributions, review feedback, and resolve reported blocking issues. - Spark may store account records, local extension settings, anonymous trial identifier, authentication token and consent state in Chrome storage, anonymous trial usage, Verify history, contribution records, feedback, blocking issue reports, usage counters, review status, analytics events, source gap records, and operational logs. - If a first-use interaction event cannot be delivered after a temporary network failure, the extension may keep up to 30 interaction event records in a temporary local retry queue. These retry records contain interaction metadata and do not contain selected verification text. Delivered records are removed; older records are removed when the queue limit is reached. - Spark does not sell, rent, trade, or share user data with advertisers or data brokers. Data is sent only to Spark-controlled services at https://knespark.com and infrastructure processors, including Vultr cloud servers and the user-controlled browser/Chrome extension storage environment, needed to host, secure, monitor, back up, and operate the service. - Spark does not collect GPS, precise location, or address data. Server and security infrastructure may process IP address as operational log data for security, reliability, fraud prevention, abuse prevention, and troubleshooting. - Spark does not monitor clipboard content. - Spark does not run background conversation recording. - Spark stores anonymous trial identifiers and authentication tokens locally in Chrome storage. - Submitted verification text, platform labels, contribution content, feedback, and blocking issue reports are sent to https://knespark.com for KNE verification, behavioral beta cohort analysis, review, beta operations, and product improvement.