Your own record of what you did, and what each action exposed.
This log lives in your wallet, not on a server. Each entry says whether the action was publicly observable, because that is the only question that matters after the fact.
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Protect an asset or send a private transfer, and every step will be recorded here with a note on what it exposed.
A real ZKhood wallet would rebuild this list by scanning for protected notes addressed to it, not by trusting a server's record. The indexing design has to do that without creating a central database that silently reconstructs the transaction graph — which is an open research question, not a solved one.