Privacy Policy
Auto BCC for Gmail does not collect, sell or share any personal data, and does not send any data to a server.
What the extension accesses
When you press Send in Gmail, the extension reads the sender and recipient addresses of that email inside your browser. It uses them only to decide which of your rules apply, and then adds the Bcc or Cc addresses you configured. It does not read or store the subject, body or attachments of your emails.
What the extension stores
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Your rules and the on/off setting, in Chrome's extension storage (
chrome.storage.sync). Chrome syncs this only through your own Chrome profile. -
A list of your own Gmail addresses, in local Chrome storage on your computer (
chrome.storage.local), used only to fill the "When emails are sent from" list in the rule form.
What the extension sends
Nothing. The extension makes no network requests of its own, contains no analytics or tracking, and loads no remote code. The only emails affected are the ones you send yourself through Gmail, with the copies your rules add.
Deleting your data
You can delete all stored data at any time by deleting your rules or removing the extension from Chrome.
Changes
If this policy changes, the updated version will be published on this page with a new effective date.
Contact
Questions about this policy? Open an issue at github.com/Alexandar00/auto-bcc-gmail-privacy/issues.