Privacy — V0.15

The V0.15 promise is simple: Nothing is analyzed until you tap Clarify, and no draft text is stored.

• Draft text is processed locally in the browser.
• Clarification answers are validated locally in memory and are never added to evaluation records or storage.
• Copy suggestion writes only the currently visible suggestion to the clipboard after an explicit user click; it does not store or transmit it.
• No text, clarification answer, or result is uploaded by this extension.
• No draft, answer, suggestion, or browsing-history storage is implemented.
• Chrome synchronized storage contains only the selected question mode, question-count limit, and evaluation-mode opt-in.
• Optional evaluation mode is off by default. When explicitly enabled, anonymous interaction categories are stored only in chrome.storage.local, capped at 100 records, and can be exported or cleared by the user.
• Evaluation records contain request type, destination, language, issue codes, answered/skipped field keys, selected unnecessary/missing field keys, feedback category, replacement outcome, and whether the suggestion was edited. They contain no user-entered text.
• Evaluation insights aggregate only those existing categories by request type and destination; they do not add any new stored data.
• A user may explicitly export a diagnostic report containing the extension version, validated settings, and aggregate evaluation categories. It contains no drafts, answers, suggestions, browsing history, user-agent string, or device identifier, and the extension does not transmit it.
• A single boolean records whether the user deliberately selected a feedback option; it contains no text and allows intentional skips to be distinguished from no selection.
• The extension is limited to the declared ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini Web origins.
• The extension never presses the destination’s Send button.
• On first installation only, Chrome opens the extension’s local options page to show getting-started guidance. No webpage, prompt, or account data is read by this action.

Any future cloud-assisted analysis must be an explicit product change with clear disclosure, data minimization, sensitive-field exclusion, and a separate privacy review.

The use of information received from Chrome and supported websites adheres to the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.