Change Google Logo

Privacy Policy

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Your images never leave your device. The Change Google Logo extension stores your chosen logo and settings locally in your browser. It does not collect, sell, or transfer your personal data, images, searches, or browsing activity. The only thing ever sent over the network is an anonymous error report used to detect when the extension breaks — for example when Google changes its page layout — so it can be fixed.

What is stored (on your device only)

Your selected logo — an image you upload or a built-in preset — and related settings are saved with the browser’s local storage API (chrome.storage.local). This data never leaves your device and is not synced to any server or across devices.

What is sent (anonymous diagnostics and usage counts only)

When an error occurs, the extension may send a small anonymous report containing:

To count installs and usage in aggregate, the extension also sends small anonymous events — installed, first use, a once-a-day ping while you keep using it, and uninstalled — tagged with a random per-install identifier. That identifier is a random value generated on your device. It is not derived from you, your account, your hardware or any other extension, it is never linked to your identity, and on our server it is stored only as a salted hash.

Nothing sent ever includes your images, your search queries, the pages you visit, URLs, cookies, your name, email, or any other personal data. Raw IP addresses are not stored on our server.

What we do not do

Permissions

Contact

Questions about this policy? Email [email protected].