Consent connections
A consent connection is a two-sided agreement to stay reachable outside a platform. It exists because staying in touch with someone should not be something one person can decide on behalf of the other.
Requesting one
You ask one person to stay reachable and send them the link. Nothing is copied and nothing is stored about them at this point — a request is only a request.
Confirming
They open the link on their own device and accept. Only then does the connection exist, and it exists on both sides equally. Neither of you can create one alone.
Withdrawing
Either side can end it at any time, from their own side, without asking the other. Copying stops the moment they do, and the record shows when it ended. There is no negotiation and no delay.
Why it outlives the account
The whole point is that a platform closing your account should not also take away the people you knew there. A confirmed connection survives that, because it was never held by the platform in the first place.
What is actually stored?+
Can I connect with someone who does not use KeepChats?+
Does the other person see my other connections?+
Still stuck?
Mail support@duskel.com and tell us what you were doing when it went wrong — it gets to a person.