Privacy Policy

Effective Date: August 18, 2025  |  Last Updated: August 18, 2025

Overview

YourTake is a Chrome extension providing personalized, goal-focused insights from YouTube videos and articles. This policy explains how the service collects, uses, and protects user information.

Information We Collect

1. Profile Information

(Server Stored) (Stored Locally)

Storage: Information stored locally on device via Chrome's storage API. Data is NOT transmitted to servers.

2. Usage Analytics

Anonymous usage data collected for service improvement:

Third Party: Analytics data sent to Google Analytics 4 using their Measurement Protocol.

3. Content Access

Usage: Content processed locally; sent to analysis service only when explicitly requested.

How We Use Your Information

Profile Information

Usage Analytics

Content Data

Data Sharing and Third Parties

Google Analytics 4

Anonymous usage data shared for:

Content Analysis Service

When requesting content analysis:

No Sale of Data

The service does NOT sell, rent, or trade personal information to third parties for commercial purposes.

Data Security

Local Storage Protection

Transmission Security

Data Retention

Profile Information

Analytics Data

Content Analysis

Your Rights and Controls

Access and Control

Analytics Opt-Out

Currently, usage analytics support service improvement. Future versions may include opt-out options.

Content Analysis Control

Children's Privacy

YourTake is not directed at children under 13. The service does not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13. If awareness of such collection occurs, that information will be deleted.

Changes to Privacy Policy

Updates may occur with:

Contact Information

Questions about privacy practices:

Legal Compliance

The extension complies with:

Data Controller Information


This policy applies specifically to the YourTake Chrome extension. Third-party services (Google Analytics, content analysis APIs) remain subject to their respective privacy policies.

Randomly generated UUID identifiers cannot be traced to individual users.