Data Disclosure Form Helper
The Chrome Web Store requires you to declare what user data your extension collects, how you use it, and whether you share it. Walk through each data type below to build your disclosure — with guidance and warnings along the way.
Data Types
Personally Identifiable Information
Information that can be used to identify a specific person.
Health Information
Information about the user's health status or medical history.
Financial and Payment Information
Information about the user's financial accounts or payment methods.
Authentication Information
Credentials or tokens used to verify user identity.
Personal Communications
User's private messages or communications.
Location
User's physical location data.
Web History
Information about websites the user has visited.
User Activity
Monitoring of the user's actions within the extension or on websites.
Website Content
Content from web pages the user visits.
2 data types collected
Disclosure Summary
This extension collects the following data types: User Activity, Website Content. No data is transferred to third parties.
Use this summary in your Chrome Web Store listing or privacy policy.
Need a privacy policy?
If your extension collects any user data, Chrome Web Store requires a privacy policy link.
Generate Privacy PolicyAbout the CWS Data Disclosure
Since 2021, the Chrome Web Store requires all extensions to complete a "Privacy practices" tab in the developer dashboard. This includes declaring what types of user data your extension handles, the purpose for collection, and whether data is shared with third parties.
What triggers data collection?
Reading page content (content scripts), using cookies, storing user data remotely, integrating analytics SDKs, or using any API that accesses user information.
What if I get it wrong?
Inaccurate data disclosures can lead to rejection or removal from the Chrome Web Store. When in doubt, disclose more rather than less — it's always safer to over-declare.
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