Privacy Policy

Last updated: September 30, 2026

This policy describes PromoIQ version 2.60.10, currently published in the Chrome Web Store. It explains the data its shopping features can use and send; a feature or report is not necessarily used on every visit.

Shopping data and requests

Reports and link clicks

In version 2.60.10, installation, code-report and retailer-link records are not controlled by a separate opt-in telemetry setting.

Why we use this information

Shopping requests help find promotions and compare offers. Reported code results may inform code-confidence information, and link records help measure use of retailer and affiliate links. We do not treat a reported success or a link click as verified savings or revenue. PromoIQ may earn a commission if you purchase through an affiliate link.

Extension permissions

PromoIQ has access to listed retailer and service domains so its supported-page scripts can detect shopping details and its shopping features can contact PromoIQ services. The activeTab and scripting permissions support current-page detection and checkout helpers; access is not limited to clicking the toolbar icon because supported-page scripts can also load on eligible pages. storage saves local settings and caches; contextMenus adds right-click actions; alarms supports local cleanup; notifications shows alerts; tabs opens selected offers; and sidePanel displays the assistant. A listed retailer is not a guarantee that its checkout or price comparison works.

Services, security and retention

PromoIQ uses Firebase and Google Cloud, including Cloud Functions and Firestore, for lookups and attempted records described above. SerpAPI can receive derived search queries when a requested search uses it. Ordinary HTTPS request metadata, including an IP address, is processed to deliver requests. This does not mean PromoIQ derives or stores your precise location. These shopping features do not ask for your name, email address, password or payment fields. PromoIQ does not sell browsing history.

Requests use HTTPS. Some information remains in Chrome's local extension storage until you clear it or remove the extension. Cloud records do not have a verified general automatic deletion period. Log retention varies by Google Cloud log bucket and is not a deletion period for Firestore records. Provider and affiliate-network retention may differ. We will not promise that all previously sent information disappears after a fixed number of days.

Your choices and questions

Uninstalling stops future extension activity on your device; you can also clear local extension data through Chrome. Neither action automatically deletes information already sent to cloud services. Contact us about access or deletion questions for those records.

Changes to this policy

We will update this page when practices change.

Contact

Questions or concerns? Email domghub@gmail.com.