Privacy Policy for the Google Results Removal Checklist Extension.

Section 1

Data Collection

The Google Results Removal Checklist extension does not collect or request personally identifiable information such as names, email addresses, physical addresses, identity documents, or browsing history.

The extension does not use analytics, advertising services, tracking technologies, remote scripts, or external databases.

No checklist information is transmitted to ORM24 or an external server.

Section 2

Checklist Data

The extension stores only the information required to operate its checklist:

• The completion status of each checklist item
• The hostname associated with the checklist

The extension does not store notes, case details, search queries, URLs, screenshots, identity documents, or webpage content.

Section 3

Website Hostname

The extension identifies the hostname of the active website so it can:

• Display the website associated with the review
• Save checklist progress separately for each website
• Restore the correct checklist when the user returns to the same hostname

The hostname is processed and stored locally. It is not transmitted to ORM24 or third parties.

When a standard hostname is unavailable, the extension uses a separate General checklist.

Section 4

Local Data Storage

Checklist progress is stored locally on the user’s device through Chrome’s chrome.storage.local API.

Saved data remains within the extension’s local Chrome storage.

Users can remove locally stored data by:

• Selecting Reset within the extension
• Clearing the extension’s stored data through Chrome
• Uninstalling the extension

Uninstalling the extension removes its locally stored checklist data.

Section 5

Permissions

The extension requests only the permissions needed for its core functionality.

activeTab

The activeTab permission is used to identify the hostname of the active website.

It is used only to:

• Display the website being reviewed
• Save checklist progress for that website
• Restore the correct checklist state when the user returns

The extension does not use this permission to read webpage content, collect personal information, or access browsing history.

storage

The storage permission is used to save checklist progress locally through Chrome’s chrome.storage.local API.

It stores only:

• Completed and incomplete checklist states
• The hostname associated with each checklist

Section 6

Exported Reports

The extension can generate a JSON report when the user selects Export.

The exported report contains:

• The extension name
• The associated website hostname
• The export date and time
• Checklist titles and guidance
• Recommended records and actions
• Completion status for each checkpoint

The report is created locally and saved using Chrome’s standard download process.

The extension does not upload, receive, store, or retain a copy of exported reports. Users control where exported files are stored and whether they are shared.

Section 7

Webpage Content

The extension does not read, copy, analyze, modify, or store the content of the active webpage.

The activeTab permission is used only to obtain the website hostname required for website-specific checklist progress.

Section 8

Data Sharing

The Google Results Removal Checklist extension does not sell, rent, share, transmit, or distribute personal information, browsing information, website data, or checklist progress.

All stored checklist information remains on the user’s device.

Section 9

External Links

The extension contains a link to the ORM24 website. The link opens only when selected by the user.

Activity on the ORM24 website is governed by the website’s separate Privacy Policy.

Section 10

Children’s Privacy

The extension is a professional checklist tool and is not directed toward children. It does not knowingly collect personal information from children or other users.

Section 11

Changes to This Policy

This Privacy Policy may be updated if the extension’s functionality, permissions, or data practices change.

The latest revision date will appear at the top of this page. Material changes affecting user data will also be reflected in the extension’s Chrome Web Store disclosures.