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Convert the Privacy Statement into a Jekyll markdown page and surface it site-wide. pages/privacy.md was replaced (standalone HTML removed) with a markdown version that uses the default layout and a trailing-slash permalink; content was reformatted and condensed. _layouts/default.html now includes a Privacy link in the header, mobile nav, and footer. pages/index.md adds a prominent privacy-first notice linking to the new page. These changes integrate the privacy statement into the site navigation and homepage.
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This prompted an audit to find places where TPEN Services and TPEN Interfaces may expose an E-mail address. Any endpoint where E-mail strings end up as part of a response body, and anywhere Interfaces may know the E-mail enough to where the code could expose it.
This audit was performed by Claude Code, and only performed once just as a general "let's see what we find". For an exhaustive list more effort is required.
Interfaces
mainbranch auditServices
developmentbranch audit