Data Collection

What Screen Privacy Blur collects

Screen Privacy Blur is local-first: it does not upload screen content, page text, screenshots, recordings, passwords, or API keys.

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Screen content

Screen Privacy Blur does not send your screen, page text, form values, DOM content, screenshots, or recordings to our servers.

Website analytics

The marketing site may use Google Analytics to understand page visits. The optional uninstall survey sends your selected reason and, only if you submit it, a website domain to website analytics. Paths, query strings, and fragments from that optional URL are removed. This does not give the extension access to your screen content.

Support requests

When you submit the support form, we receive the name, email, topic, message, page URL, and browser user agent you submit so we can reply.

Strict separation between browser extension and marketing site

The packaged Chrome extension uses bundled code under Manifest V3 and does not include the PostHog JavaScript SDK, autocapture, session replay or remote executable scripts. From version 2.7.3, after you explicitly enable analytics in the extension panel, its Supabase backend can forward limited product events to PostHog: a pseudonymous installation identifier, event name, cached Pro status, version, interface language and, for a paywall event, the feature name. Extension analytics contain no visited-site URLs or domains, page text, form values, DOM selectors or replacement values. Saved replacement scenarios remain in local extension storage until removed by the user or by uninstalling.

How to prepare before sharing

When setting up What Screen Privacy Blur collects (Zero Data Upload Policy | Screen Privacy Blur), Screen Privacy Blur runs 100% locally in your Chromium browser so private records, credentials, and financial balances remain hidden or replaced with realistic demo data before any frame is shared.

  1. Open the browser tab or desktop context you plan to present.
  2. Place blur overlays over the private fields that can appear during the walkthrough.
  3. Review the visible area, then start the call or recording.

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