Learn with Cluzy
Cluzy may show you information that is accurate, outdated, inferred, copied, exposed or simply wrong. Each eyecon represents a different question, reaction or insight to help you understand what you’re looking at.
Choose a category, then start with any factoid. Each one explains a single idea.
14 ways to understand your data.
14 categories
Profile basics
Understand what a data profile contains—and why each piece deserves its own look.
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A second perspective
See how an accurate detail can still be private, incomplete or misleading.
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Everyday mix-ups
Find out how gifts, shared households and curious clicks can be mistaken for your identity.
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Useful discoveries
Discover how a source, a date or a little context can make your data clearer.
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Questionable claims
A confident-looking claim can still be a guess. Learn what evidence to look for.
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Exposure and copies
See how information spreads, gets copied and remains available in different places.
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Identity and sources
Where did this information come from, and is it actually about you?
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Facts and inferences
Learn the difference between something recorded and something predicted from clues.
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Hidden profiles
Understand how companies assemble profiles you may never have seen or written.
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Keeping data current
See why an old address, job or interest may no longer describe your life.
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Resolution
Understand what a confirmed correction resolves—and what may still need a look.
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Permission and agency
Understand who can use your information, for what purpose and what choices you have.
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Getting comfortable
Start with simple questions and familiar details, one piece at a time.
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Meaningful progress
Learning a term or checking a detail is a useful step toward understanding your data.
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