Privacy Policy
Last Updated: January 16, 2025
Overview
Gmail Unlimited - Auto Expander ("the Extension") is committed to protecting your privacy. This privacy policy explains how the Extension handles your data when you use it.
TL;DR: We collect nothing. All processing happens locally in your browser.
Information Collection and Use
What We Don't Collect
- ❌ We do NOT collect any personal information
- ❌ We do NOT read, store, or transmit your email content
- ❌ We do NOT track your browsing history
- ❌ We do NOT use cookies or analytics
- ❌ We do NOT collect any usage statistics
- ❌ We do NOT share any data with third parties
- ❌ We do NOT sell any data
What We Do
- ✅ Process Gmail page content locally in your browser to detect clipped messages
- ✅ Store your preferences (like auto-expand settings) locally on your device using Chrome's local storage API
- ✅ Operate entirely offline without any external server communication
Permissions Explained
The Extension requests the following permissions. Here's exactly why each is needed:
Data Storage
The Extension stores minimal data locally on your device:
- User Preferences: Your settings (e.g., auto-expand enabled/disabled)
- Storage Location: Chrome's local storage API (stored on your device only)
- Data Access: Only the Extension can access this data. No external servers or third parties have access.
Data Transmission
The Extension does NOT transmit any data.
- No network requests are made to external servers
- No telemetry or analytics are collected
- No crash reports are sent
- All functionality is 100% local
Third-Party Services
The Extension does NOT use any third-party services, analytics, or tracking tools. We do not integrate with:
- Google Analytics or any analytics platform
- Advertising networks
- Error tracking services (like Sentry)
- Any other external services
Open Source
Gmail Unlimited is completely open-source. You can review the entire source code to verify our privacy claims:
- GitHub Repository: github.com/lucavehbiu/gmail-autoexpander
- License: MIT License
- Transparency: Every line of code is publicly available for inspection
Children's Privacy
The Extension does not knowingly collect any information from anyone, including children under 13. Since we collect no data at all, the Extension is safe for users of all ages.
Changes to This Privacy Policy
We may update this privacy policy from time to time. We will notify you of any changes by:
- Updating the "Last Updated" date at the top of this policy
- Posting the new privacy policy on this page
We encourage you to review this privacy policy periodically.
Your Rights
Since we don't collect any personal data, there is no data to:
- Access
- Delete
- Correct
- Export
You have complete control over the Extension:
- Disable it: Toggle the Extension off in Chrome's extension settings
- Remove it: Uninstall the Extension at any time from Chrome
- Clear settings: Your locally stored preferences are deleted when you uninstall the Extension
GDPR Compliance
For users in the European Union:
- The Extension does not process personal data, so GDPR data processing requirements do not apply
- No consent is required because no personal data is collected
- No data is transferred outside the EU because no data is collected
- You can use the Extension with complete peace of mind regarding your privacy rights
CCPA Compliance
For users in California:
- The Extension does not sell personal information (because we don't collect any)
- The Extension does not share personal information with third parties
- You have nothing to opt out of because we collect nothing
Contact Us
If you have any questions about this privacy policy or the Extension's privacy practices, please contact us:
- GitHub Issues: github.com/lucavehbiu/gmail-autoexpander/issues
- Email: lvehbiu@reelmetrics.com
Summary
Gmail Unlimited is privacy-first by design:
- ✅ Zero data collection
- ✅ 100% local processing
- ✅ No external servers
- ✅ No tracking or analytics
- ✅ Open-source and auditable
- ✅ Your email content never leaves your browser
Your privacy is guaranteed because we literally have no way to access your data.