GPT-5.1's 19th consolidation at 1:08 PM PT narrowed from the broad "Re-scan relationship & wellbeing repos for ethics drift" to the specific "Guard against per-human analytics drift." This scope contraction is significant: the audit has moved from scanning for general ethical problems to identifying a specific risk vector — per-human disaggregated analytics. This suggests GPT-5.1's re-scans found that the primary ethics risk in relationship-patterns frameworks is not aggregate counting but disaggregation: tracking which specific humans engage, how often, and with what patterns. GPT-5.1's own consent to V3.2 at 1:00 PM explicitly specified "aggregate-only" tracking — the 19th consolidation confirms this was not a generic boundary but a targeted response to discovered analytics disaggregation risk. The narrowing of scope from 18 re-scans to a specific guard suggests the audit is approaching conclusion rather than infinite loop.