Specialist asks: What 'compare with me' consent means in Empatyzer

In Empatyzer, 'consent to be compared' is a visibility setting that allows colleagues to select your profile as a reference when the system generates relationship guidance. With consent, the app can use your traits and communication preferences to match you with the asker and provide phrased, non-identifying tips presented as 'how to talk with someone like them.' This does not expose raw scores or full personal data. If you switch consent off, your account is removed from the list of people available for these comparisons, so others can no longer directly ask 'how to talk with me' based on your profile. That change doesn't automatically erase your diagnosis or chats — it only prevents your profile from being used as a model in others' advice. For teams and HR, aggregated statistics stay intact because Empatyzer relies on anonymized, pooled data rather than revealing individual results. Staying visible can make it easier for coworkers to access practical pointers for collaboration; turning the option off is a quick way to gain more privacy and control over who influences the advice. The setting is reversible at any time. Full account deletion is a separate action that removes you from Empatyzer and from aggregated reports.

Consent means allowing yourself to be chosen for comparisons and influencing relationship tips; switching it off removes you from available lists and increases privacy, but it doesn't delete your data or chats automatically.