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Respondent anonymity and zero telemetry
Heads up: Respondent pages emphasize anonymity and no third-party tracking on the answer flow. Marketing pages may use first-party analytics, not the…
1 MIN READ·UPDATED AUG 2, 2026·MAINTAINED BY SECURITY
Heads up: Respondent pages emphasize anonymity and no third-party tracking on the answer flow. Marketing pages may use first-party analytics, not the same scope as respond or admin (see Aggregate results…).
InviziPoll constrains the respondent experience to protect anonymity and reduce unnecessary data collection:
Minimum audience size: Poll settings include a minimum recipients recommendation when you design distribution. That is separate from the results unlock threshold (see Aggregate results and anti-inference) but reinforces responsible sharing.
Security banner: Respondent pages show a static privacy tip recommending a personal network or VPN where that fits your threat model.
Zero-telemetry pledge: Respondent surfaces include a visible commitment to no telemetry on the response flow.
No third-party analytics on respond flows: Respondent pages do not load marketing or behavioral analytics scripts.
These controls complement cryptography: strong encryption does not help if the delivery channel or page behavior deanonymizes people. The banner and pledge are user-visible signals; organizational policy and how you distribute links still matter.
Public website: InviziPoll may use first-party, privacy-oriented analytics on public marketing pages only. Respondent flows and the signed-in admin app are not included in that analytics scope.