Release 1.0: platform and standard live; no real packet audits yet August 6, 2026
From finding to verification

A problem does not close when it is published

Each receipt preserves the original finding, institutional reply, promised change and retest. Repair receives the same prominence as the problem.

Lifecycle

From evidence to verified repair

A repair is not verified by a promise or a new policy alone. The relevant behaviour or document has to pass the stated check.

01

Documented

Evidence and limitation are fixed for the exact release.

02

Sent

The actor able to fix it receives the claim and relevant artefacts.

03

Updated

The policy, SDK, choice flow or documentation changes.

04

Retested

The same procedure checks whether the original behaviour still reproduces.

CAL

The v1.0 ledger contains calibration repairs only

They demonstrate statuses and historical continuity. No real institution is credited or criticised here before testing.

proposed

REP-CAL-001

Oraș Test — Sesizări

Furnizor fictiv: Initialize the analytics SDK only after explicit acceptance, or remove it from the core journey.

Open source receipt →

Verification test

Repeat the journey on a clean install and confirm no pre-choice connection.

proposed

REP-CAL-201

Transport Test

Operator fictiv: Publish the route backend’s contractual role and data categories.

Open source receipt →

Verification test

Documentary verification; no app change is necessarily required.

verified

REP-CAL-301

Identitate Test

Furnizor fictiv: Delay SDK initialisation until after acceptance.

Open source receipt →

Verification test

Three clean installs covering refusal, acceptance and withdrawal.

Verified: August 5, 2026