Privacy at home

The first question when joining a household is legitimate: <strong>what will others see?</strong> The answer is simple: in a household, sharing is a choice, never an obligation. Each member retains control of their own data. This article details what is shared, what remains private, and the habits for sharing with peace of mind.

What is shared and what is private

The household clearly distinguishes two spaces: what is common to the household and what belongs to each individual. The table below summarizes this distribution.

The Junior role and protecting younger members

The Junior role offers a simplified experience, designed for a child or teenager. It allows them to learn about money management in an appropriate setting, without exposing the entire financial life of the household.

Maintaining control at all times

Privacy in the household is not fixed. You can adjust your participation and, if needed, withdraw entirely.

• You decide what you pool in the shared view
• You can leave the household whenever you wish
• The owner can remove a member at any time
• Your personal data stays yours, even after leaving the household

Security and hosting

Like the rest of Noryo, the household relies on data encryption and hosting in Europe. Your information is never sold. Sharing within the household does not change this foundation of protection.

Household roles and permissionsThe details of what each role allows you to do.