Messaging transparency
Consent should feel clear.
HUMASPHERE helps people preserve family stories in their own words. This page documents exactly how a recipient is invited, gives consent, receives prompts, and opts out.
How consent works
01
A gift is purchased.
A purchaser provides a recipient’s phone number solely to deliver one clearly identified gift invitation.02
The recipient decides.
The invitation explains the program and asks the recipient to reply YES. The purchaser cannot consent on the recipient’s behalf.03
Messaging starts only after YES.
Without an affirmative YES reply, no recurring story questions are sent.04
STOP is immediate.
The recipient can reply STOP at any time. HELP returns support information.Exact message flow
Recipient opt-in example
HUMASPHERE invitation from Quron: Quron would like to give you a private way to save stories in your exact words. If you reply YES, we’ll text one optional question around 9 AM in your time zone. Reply by SMS; no app is needed. Replies are stored exactly. Only viewers authorized by the archive owner can read them; the giver has no automatic access. Reply YES to consent, STOP to opt out, HELP for help. Msg & data rates may apply.
YES
HUMASPHERE: Thanks—your consent is saved. We may text one optional story question around 9 AM in your time zone. Reply STOP at any time or HELP for help.
The complete contract
Program terms
- Purpose: customer care and account notifications related to a private family-story archive.
- Frequency: at most one optional story question per day, normally around 9:00 AM in the recipient’s local time zone, plus necessary service or compliance messages.
- Charges: message and data rates may apply.
- Consent: consent is not a condition of purchase. Recipients who do not reply YES receive no recurring prompts.
- Opt out: reply STOP to end messages. Reply HELP for help.
- Privacy: replies are stored in the recipient’s private archive and are visible only to people authorized by the archive owner.
