PRIVACY POLICY

Screenshot Tool - Screen Capture & Editor Extension Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy explains how we handle personal information and data when you use the Screenshot Tool - Screen Capture & Editor Extension.

By using our services (collectively referred to as "Services"), you consent to the collection and processing of data as described in this policy. We may update this Privacy Policy periodically by posting a revised version online, and your continued use of our Services constitutes acceptance of any changes.

Personal Information

Our extension does not collect any personal information, such as your name, email address, or any other identifiable details. It also does not track or record your keystrokes or any data unrelated to the extension's functionality.

We do not access Google APIs to retrieve personal information. Additionally, when you install the Screenshot Tool - Screen Capture & Editor Extension on a personal Google account, we do not receive any information regarding the installation.

Since we do not collect personal information, there is no data to share with third parties.

Data Storage

The extension stores user settings locally using your browser's storage. All data remains offline and is not transmitted to any external servers.

Cookies

We may use cookies to enhance user experience, such as saving preferences, improving search results, and tracking trends. Most browsers accept cookies by default, but you can configure your settings to block or notify you when a cookie is sent. Disabling cookies may impact the functionality of certain features.

Analytics Data

We use Google Analytics to understand user behavior, including how many users interact with our extension and which features are most popular. To learn how Google handles your data, please refer to Google's Privacy Policy.

External Links

Our extension does not include any external links.

Security Measures

We implement appropriate security measures to safeguard data from unauthorized access, alteration, disclosure, or destruction. These include internal security reviews, encryption, and physical security protocols for data storage.