Privacy, what the extension reads
What the extension reads, what it sends to Adapt Leads, and what it never does.
The extension reads only what a person would see, in your own browser, on your own connection. The panel has a screen called What this reads, from your account menu.
It reads
- People on the LinkedIn and Sales Navigator pages you open.
- Company pages on LinkedIn, in the background while you browse, at about a quarter of your own pace.
- A few Google or Bing pages a day (at most 30), when the book asks it to check a business, in this same browser.
- Your LinkedIn inbox, only to see who has replied, and only the latest message of each conversation.
- A LinkedIn post you click Swipe or Commenters on.
It never
- Sends a request or message you did not start a campaign for.
- Posts or comments for you.
- Solves a security check, or carries on after a LinkedIn warning.
- Touches LinkedIn from our servers.
- Stores your LinkedIn password.
What goes to Adapt Leads
The people it checks, so they can be matched to the book, and the counts of what a run did. It does not send your browsing history. It reads other websites only for the checks above.
What stays on your computer
- Your LinkedIn sign-in. It stays in your browser.
- Your AI key, if you add one. It goes only to that provider.
- Your notes, tags and stage on a person: only in this browser.
Permissions Chrome shows
Chrome lists the extension's access when you load it. It includes LinkedIn, Google, Bing and DuckDuckGo, and web pages the server names for a check. This is how it reads pages for the checks above.
Anything held about people is personal data. See PECR and UK GDPR in plain words for a B2B seller. This is guidance, not legal advice.