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Blind listening accounts and recordings

Sign in with ChatGPT supplies your account identity, email and optional display name. First100 stores listening preferences, creator age-eligibility confirmation, recording metadata and rights declarations, immutable audio hashes, private audio, campaign records, active-playback evidence, review answers, optional notes and the noncash credit ledger. Audio goes to private object storage and is served only to its owner, an authorized reviewer or an eligible assignment.

Creators receive aggregates and anonymous notes, not listener names or emails. Public passports require creator opt-in, at least 100 valid reviews and passing integrity. Segment details under five observations are withheld. Owner administrators can inspect records to investigate abuse; access and moderation decisions are checked on the server.

The blind player does not record your microphone. Playback evidence includes playhead, visible/audible state, server receipt time and active seconds. Coarse network hashes may help investigate abuse; raw IP addresses are not stored by the application.

Managing a signed-in account

Your account settings provide export and account-closure controls. Closure removes your listening preferences and private notes, hides your passports and makes your uploaded audio inaccessible through the application. Audio bytes are queued for deletion. Version hashes, pseudonymized review results, ledger and audit records remain for scoring integrity and duplicate-grant protection.

Recordings remain available while your account and tests are active. Playback event detail and coarse network hashes expire after 90 days; aggregate listening and review records remain with the version. Contact the owner through Contact & reports for recording removal or an integrity appeal.

Try before signing in

A temporary, signed cookie connects guest blind playback to its server-verified listening time. Guest listening records expire after two hours and are removed during the next guest session cleanup. They contain a recording identity, playback counters, temporary preferences and a coarse network hash. They do not enter song scores or earn credits until you sign in and save an eligible review.

Unfinished blind responses may be held in session storage in this tab for up to two hours to survive sign-in. Public song previews request artwork and media from Suno. Submitting a song link adds its public metadata, style, available lyrics and optional language to the public First100 song library; no audio file is copied in this flow. If you are already signed in, your submission is also linked to your dashboard.

What is stored

• The public Suno song link, creator handle when available, and public page metadata needed to show the player.
• Your four rating answers, optional written note, and time spent with the rating screen visible.
• A random first-party browser identifier and its server-side hash so the same browser cannot count twice on the same song.
• Temporary HMAC-protected coarse network and broad browser-class signals for rate limiting. Raw IP addresses are not stored by the application.

The 100-rating seal

Until a song reaches 100 completed ratings, First100 exposes only the neutral progress count. Scores, answers, and written notes stay sealed. At 100, only aggregate scores are displayed; no individual person’s answers are published.

Duplicate protection without accounts

First100 combines a signed first-party cookie, a random browser identifier saved on that device, database uniqueness rules, and request-rate limits. This prevents ordinary repeat voting without requiring a login.

No account-free system can prove a real-world identity. Someone who changes devices or deliberately clears both browser identifiers may evade the browser-level rule; suspicious high-volume activity is limited separately. First100 does not claim stronger identity proof than it has.

Retention and Suno

The anonymous browser identifier may remain for up to two years so the one-rating rule survives return visits. Coarse operational risk fields are removed from rating records after 90 days. The rating itself remains part of the song’s aggregate record.

The Quick Signal flow links to Suno and may read its public page metadata. Public song-link submissions are separate from existing private blind-panel recordings. First100 is independent from, unaffiliated with, and not endorsed by Suno.

Your control

Quick Signals cannot reliably be located by a name or email because that flow is anonymous. If a public song should not appear, use the contact form and include the exact Suno URL.

Effective: September 8, 2026.