Verified College Confession Boards & Student Secrets
Quick Answer: What are Unsaid Campus Spaces?
Unsaid College Confession Boards are private, verified spaces where university students can share campus secrets, study rants, crush letters, and confessions. Access requires a one-time verification with your active student email address, ensuring only classmates can view and write on the board, while your personal identity is never attached to your letters.
Popular University Boards
Click your school to enter its verified confession feed.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Stanford University
UC Berkeley
Harvard University
New York University (NYU)
Columbia University
UCLA (University of California, Los Angeles)
University of Southern California (USC)
University of Michigan
Cornell University
University of Texas at Austin
SRM Institute of Science and Technology
University of Oxford
University of Cambridge
University of Toronto
University of Washington
How University Verification Protects Student Privacy
Unlike traditional social networks or local apps like Yik Yak (which use invasive GPS tracking) or Fizz (which demands personal phone numbers), Unsaid relies on zero-knowledge cryptographic authentication.
When you enter your university email, a single-use OTP is sent to prove you are an enrolled student. Once entered, the server issues a scoped JWT device credential for that university space. Your email address is never stored in the letter records database or displayed publicly. You are completely anonymous to everyone, including professors, administrators, and classmates.
Frequently Asked Questions: College Confessions
Direct, transparent answers to common questions about Unsaid.
How does Unsaid verify that only students can see a college confession board?
Can non-students or professors read our college confession feed?
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