Anonymous discovery
Other daters can see relevant matching context without automatically receiving a public identity, photograph, or direct contact information.
Useful context should not require public exposure.
Kenegdo separates early compatibility discovery from identifying details so people can evaluate possible relevance before names, photographs, or contact information become central.
Disclosure by stage
Different information belongs at different stages. Early discovery, shadchan review, references, photographs, and direct contact do not need to happen all at once.
Consent and human review
A shadchan-guided process creates additional opportunities to verify interest, clarify context, and decide what should be shared before an introduction moves forward.
No system removes every risk
Privacy controls reduce unnecessary exposure but cannot guarantee that every free-text detail is impossible to recognize or that every participant will act appropriately. Users should still use judgment and report concerns.
Security and data questions
Detailed operational statements about encryption, access controls, retention, and user rights belong in current product documentation and the formal privacy policy. Contact support when a specific answer matters to your decision.
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Questions
What people ask before joining
These answers are intentionally aligned with the main Kenegdo FAQ: private discovery, shadchan guidance, and serious fit before exposure.
Are Kenegdo profiles public on the web?
No. Public search pages explain the service; private dater profiles are not intended to be indexed or displayed as public web pages.
When are names and photos shared?
Kenegdo does not make them the default starting point. A shadchan can guide appropriate disclosure as a possible introduction progresses.
Where can I read the legal privacy policy?
The current privacy policy is available at kenegdo.app/privacy-policy/.