What the extension can access
The extension needs access to the supported social sites so it can read rendered activity and use native controls. The data flow below separates local content from external services.
Data flow
| Data | Destination | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Social content and scan results | Local browser storage | Local review and selection |
| Random installation ID | Entitlement backend | Access checks |
| Keyed purchase-email value | Entitlement backend | Purchase restoration without storing the email address |
| Deletion-consent record and first deletion-start time | Entitlement backend | Access, cancellation and refund decisions |
| Opted-in aggregate counters | Diagnostic telemetry | Reliability monitoring; off by default |
| Payment details | Stripe | Checkout and billing |
| Signed configuration | Extension | Supported platform behaviour |
Removal states
- Submitted
- The platform accepted the action, but removal has not yet been proved
- Confirmed
- The control visibly changed, the item disappeared after the action, or a later verification found it gone
- Gone
- The item was already absent before the extension acted
- Failed
- The action did not complete or the item remained present after retries
If verification is inconclusive, the item remains submitted and is retried.
What we can and cannot see
Most cleanup tools ask you to hand over your account. This one drives the browser tab you are already signed into, the same way you would click through it yourself.
- Your passwordNever asked for. There is no password field anywhere in the extension. It uses the session already open in your browser.
- What a scan findsYour posts, comments, likes and handles stay in your browser’s own storage. Never uploaded, never sent to us.
- What the service receivesA random installation ID, plan and payment state, a keyed one-way value derived from the purchase email, restore codes, the paid term’s deletion-consent record and first deletion-start time, and ordinary network metadata. We do not store the email address.
- Support reportsCreated locally and copied to your clipboard. Nothing is uploaded automatically. Support receives a report only if you choose to email it.
- PermissionsNo social-site access is granted at install. Chrome asks you to allow each supported platform the first time you connect it, and you can withdraw that access at any point.
- DiagnosticsAggregate counters, off unless you turn them on. Ordinary network metadata still reaches the receiver and its host.