6.1 Link Verifier (iOS App)
Distributed via Apple’s App Store and governed by Apple’s platform terms.
Performs URL authentication using MetaCert’s Zero Trust model.
It does not access, store, or process message content, personal data, or contextual information from apps or devices. It only analyses the web link that is submitted for verification.
Any link classification reflects the state of MetaCert’s verified data set at the time of request. MetaCert’s data is updated continuously, but link classifications can change over time as websites are altered, compromised, or repurposed.
When you install Link Verifier, two components are added to your device:
An Actions Extension integrated into the iOS share sheet, enabling verification of web links from within compatible apps.
A Safari Extension that displays MetaCert’s shield on the side of the Safari browser, automatically checks classifications before a page loads, and updates the shield colour accordingly.
Neither component accesses or processes message content, personal data, browsing history, or unrelated information.
6.2 Cryptonite (Browser Extension)
Operates within a browser sandbox environment.
Cryptonite automatically checks link classifications before a page loads and updates the shield colour in real time using the same system as Link Verifier.
Subscriptions and onboarding communications are managed through MailChimp and SendGrid.
When a customer uninstalls Cryptonite, an optional Typeform survey may be displayed for voluntary feedback.
6.3 Zero Trust API (Developers)
Provides programmatic access to MetaCert’s link authentication platform.
Access requires a valid API key, which must be stored securely.
API use is subject to rate limits and must comply with documentation and these Terms.
MetaCert may suspend or revoke API access for misuse.
Developers and partners are responsible for how they implement and present MetaCert’s classifications. MetaCert is not liable for any loss or damage resulting from misconfiguration, delayed updates, or failure to implement appropriate safeguards in third-party systems.