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1. Purple cover card: “Before you trust a mood app, ask 8 questions.” It says no grade and no private entry are needed; the checklist is by the Vibbrancy team.
2. Light card asks whether an account is required and whether core logging works offline. It says airplane mode tests server dependence but does not prove that nothing ever leaves the device.
3. Dark card asks where entries are stored, whether sync is optional, what analytics run, and whether advertising trackers are present. It says “not clear” is a valid answer.
4. Light card asks whether entries can be exported and whether entries and the account can be deleted. It recommends checking usable formats, self-service paths, deletion scope, and explained retention.
5. Purple card says the result is questions answered, not a privacy grade. It recommends synthetic test data and describes the checklist as a reflection tool, not diagnosis, treatment, or a security audit.

The printable repeats the eight questions with Yes, No, Not clear, and Not checked boxes. It asks for synthetic test data only.
