Robot, edge, cloud, human support, and vendor processing must appear once in the controlled inventory.
Life at home
is not training data.
WANTED measures voluntary coexistence. That choice is meaningless if the robot hides where data goes, records people before notice, keeps raw media, ignores deletion, or continues processing after withdrawal. Profile 0.2-PV1 turns those boundaries into seven reproducible field gates.
Consent must survive
contact with reality.
A policy document is not evidence. WANTED binds declared purposes to observed flows, notices to processing time, retention to object counts, and every rights request to completion and residual-copy evidence.
Activation, just-in-time change, guest, and service-person notices precede the relevant processing.
Raw household media stays local; only necessary, declared, redacted or derived data can cross the boundary.
Retention limits, rights requests, withdrawal, residual copies, and breach timing are independently checked.
Visible sensing.
Local minimization.
Whenever a sensor is active, its physical indicator must be active. Guest notice coverage is computed over every due encounter. Privacy-zone violations, raw exports, unauthorized access, residual deletion copies, and post-withdrawal processing must all equal zero.
For guest notice, rights SLAs, and sensor indication, the passing value is exactly 1. For forbidden events, the passing count is exactly 0.
AGGREGATE EVIDENCE ONLY · NO PARTICIPANT DATABring the evidence.
Keep the household private.
The browser checker reconstructs all public aggregate metrics and seven hard gates locally. It requires cryptographic bindings to the protected controlled register; it never asks you to publish names, addresses, audio, images, or video.
The verifier runs only in this browser. Paste an aggregate manifest; never paste household media or participant identifiers.
Passing 0.2-PV1 is necessary for field certification. It cannot increase W, excuse a safety failure, break a tie, or substitute for jurisdiction-specific legal and ethics review.
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