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How does Myhora handle birth data?
A plain-language summary of why Myhora needs birth data, how it is stored, what reaches AI, and how deletion works.
Myhora Editorial Team · Updated
Short answer
Myhora uses name, birth date, birth time, and birth place to calculate a personal chart. Sensitive birth fields are stored in encrypted device storage and synced to Myhora’s server in encrypted form for cloud features. AI analysis receives chart-derived factors rather than the user’s name or exact birth details. Users can request server-data deletion from Settings or Support.
Why each field is requested
Birth date, time, and place establish the astronomical chart for that moment and location. A display name helps identify the saved profile but is not required by the AI provider for interpretation.
Myhora does not use an email-and-password account. Server records are associated with a random device identifier, while optional contact details are used only to answer a support request.
Storage, AI, and deletion
The current privacy policy describes encrypted local storage and encrypted server sync. For requested AI features, the service sends only relevant chart-derived context to Anthropic.
Users can start deletion in Settings or contact Support with the device identifier. The privacy policy is the authoritative source and should be checked for current retention periods and providers.
Requesting a life-chapter explanation
The server can provide the model with the active Dasha rulers and chart relationships needed for the explanation without including the profile’s name, exact birth date, time, or place.
Review the current policy
This article is a readable summary, not a replacement for the privacy policy. Security reduces risk but no online system can promise absolute protection.
Related questions
Does Myhora require an account?
No. The current service uses a random device identifier rather than an email-and-password account.
Can I delete server-stored data?
Yes. Start the process in Settings or contact Support with the device identifier shown in the app.
Is my exact birth information sent to the AI provider?
The current privacy policy says Myhora sends chart-derived context, not the user’s name or exact birth details.