Last updated November 9, 2026
Privacy and security, in plain English
This page covers two things: what aMoth collects, and what micro1 collects once you click a listing and apply. They are separate companies with separate policies.
What aMoth collects
- Your email address, only if you subscribe to the Tuesday newsletter. It's stored with our email provider, Kit, and used only to send the newsletter.
- Anonymous page counts through Cloudflare Web Analytics: which pages are viewed, the site that sent you, and your country and device type. It uses no cookies, stores nothing on your device, and doesn't fingerprint or follow individual visitors. Apply buttons pass through a short amoth.co/go/ page first, so we can count which roles get clicked without knowing who clicked. We don't build advertising profiles.
- The Red Pen puzzle stores nothing. Your answers stay on the page and disappear when you leave.
- Nothing else. aMoth doesn't take applications, résumés, ID documents, or payments. We will never ask you to pay to apply.
Referral links
Many "Apply" links include an aMoth referral code. If micro1 hires you through one, micro1 may pay aMoth a referral fee. Your pay stays the same either way. How aMoth is funded. micro1 may show us limited status information about referrals, such as whether a referred applicant was hired.
Your choices
You can unsubscribe from any newsletter with one click. To have your email deleted, or to ask what we hold about you, email [email protected].
How aMoth keeps you safe
The safest data is data we never collect. aMoth is built so there is very little to steal.
- No accounts or passwords. You can't log in to aMoth, so there's no password database to leak.
- No sensitive documents. We never ask for a résumé, Social Security number, ID, or bank details. Those go only to micro1, on micro1's own site, after you choose to apply.
- Encrypted connection. Every page loads over HTTPS. Look for the padlock in your browser's address bar.
- Verified links only. Every Apply button opens jobs.micro1.ai, and the domain is printed on each listing. If a link takes you anywhere else, don't enter any information.
- Locked-down pages. The site runs no ad trackers and uses a strict content security policy, which blocks outside scripts from running on our pages.
- Email handled by Kit. Newsletter addresses are stored with Kit, our email provider, not on our site. Every email has a one-click unsubscribe.
- Never pay, buy, or share logins. No legitimate AI training role asks you to pay a fee, buy equipment or software, or share a full card number or bank login. If anyone does, stop.
- We will never message you first by text, WhatsApp, or Telegram about a job. If someone claiming to be aMoth does, it's a scam.
- Check the domain. Our only website and email domain is amoth.co. amoth.com is not us, and neither is any look-alike spelling.
- Verify us anytime. Email [email protected] and you'll get an automatic reply right away confirming our official domain and what we will and won't ever ask for.
Found a security problem? Email [email protected] and we'll respond quickly.
What micro1 collects when you apply
Information you provide
- Contact details, work history, skills, and education, including from your résumé or LinkedIn.
- Government ID and photos, if needed to verify who you are.
- Work authorization and location.
The AI interview
micro1 screens applicants with an AI interviewer called Zara. Its notice says it collects:
- Audio and video recordings of the interview, plus screen recordings for technical assessments.
- Transcripts, scores, and evaluation results.
- Proctoring data used to check the interview's integrity.
micro1 says automated tools help screen and score applicants, and a human evaluator reviews the overall assessment before a final decision. Its candidate terms ask you to consent to the recording and say micro1 owns the interview results.
Who sees it
For roles done for micro1's clients, your candidate profile may be shared with those clients. micro1 says it does not sell or share interview data with AI model companies to train their models. It may use de-identified interview data to train its own models.
Your rights with micro1
- Depending on where you live, you can ask for a copy of your data, a correction, or deletion.
- To opt out of micro1 training on your data, its notice says to delete your account.
- You can opt out of, or appeal, automated decisions by emailing [email protected].
Before your interview
- Close anything on your screen you don't want recorded.
- Don't share confidential client or employer details in your answers.
- Apply only through jobs.micro1.ai or micro1.ai. Official micro1 emails come from @micro1.ai, @micro1.io, or @micro1.co.