Maya Torres
Co-founder · Product & directionMakes the complicated parts of privacy easier to understand. Owns the product promise, the member experience, and the decisions about what Unsona should never do.
You can love being online and still want a say in where your face ends up.
That’s the idea behind Unsona. A service for people who want to keep living, sharing, dating, making things, and showing up—without making every detail available to everyone.

A photo lifted from one profile. A new name attached to it. A conversation happening somewhere else. The first problem was the copied image. The second was trying to work out what to do about it.
Our fictional founding story begins there: three people asking why someone who has been misrepresented should also have to become their own investigator, case manager, and technical support.
Unsona is the business we designed around that question. Put the evidence in one place. Keep permission specific. Make every status useful. Give people a path forward that does not begin with panic.

Makes the complicated parts of privacy easier to understand. Owns the product promise, the member experience, and the decisions about what Unsona should never do.
Builds the systems that keep permissions, evidence, and case history connected. Focuses on clear boundaries between finding a possible match and taking action.
Shapes how the team handles the cases people find hardest to talk about. Owns careful communication, escalation, and the standard of care behind each response.
Collect what the work needs. Explain why. Leave the rest alone.
Requested, acknowledged, and removed mean different things. Our language should respect that.
Permission can be withdrawn. A match can be dismissed. A case can be reopened.
People deserve help with image misuse, whatever the context of the original image.