Private means private
My Life, saved housing context and other account information are not public merely because they help Genesis personalize your experience.
Back HomeOpen House Rentals is designed around contextual permission: Genesis may use authorized information to help with the task you requested, while public, private and shared information remain meaningfully distinct.
My Life, saved housing context and other account information are not public merely because they help Genesis personalize your experience.
OHR should make it understandable when information is public, shared with an authorized housing participant, or private to your account.
Location may support features such as nearby housing and Property Lens only when the relevant permission and product purpose support that use.
Camera access for Property Lens is used to help identify the property you are looking at. A camera result does not establish vacancy or availability truth.
Material housing facts should retain source, freshness and verification context so Genesis can distinguish supported facts from estimates, suggestions and unknowns.
Permission to use information in one context does not automatically grant permission to publish it, share it elsewhere or use it for an unrelated purpose.
OHR should not treat access to information as blanket permission to use it everywhere. Sensitive workflows—including My Life, precise location, camera access, applications and private communications—must respect their own purpose and authorization boundaries.
This page explains the product's current privacy architecture and intended user protections. It is not a substitute for the final legal Privacy Policy. Before public launch, the formal policy must be reconciled to the production system's actual collection, storage, retention, sharing, service providers, state-law rights and deletion practices and reviewed appropriately.
Review the current Privacy Policy and California Privacy Choices. Visit the Policies Center for marketplace, fair-housing and other platform standards.