Last updated: July 30, 2026

Our Privacy Promise

At JawJaw, we aim to make data handling clear and limited to the extension's single purpose: generating user-requested social media reply drafts. JawJaw does not automatically publish replies, sell user data, or use social content for advertising.

1. What We Don't Do

2. What is Stored (Locally Only)

Everything stays in chrome.storage.local on your computer:

Uninstalling the extension removes its local Chrome storage. Locally stored settings are not uploaded to JawJaw servers, except for license verification described below.

3. How Replies Are Generated

When you click a JawJaw generation button:

  1. The extension reads the relevant post or comment, visible conversation context, and up to three relevant post images.
  2. The selected persona and, when enabled, relevant Lead Generation configuration are added to the request.
  3. This request is sent over HTTPS directly to the AI provider you selected: OpenAI, Google Gemini, Anthropic Claude, or OpenRouter.
  4. The provider generates a reply and returns it directly to the extension.
  5. The reply is displayed for review, editing, copying, or insertion. JawJaw does not submit it automatically.

Important: JawJaw's developer does not receive or store the submitted social content, images, or generated replies. Your selected AI provider processes that data under its own terms and privacy policy.

4. Third-Party Services

5. Permissions Explained

The extension requests these permissions in your browser:

6. Lead Generation Data

If you enable Lead Generation, you provide:

7. Limited Use

JawJaw uses website content and user-provided configuration only to provide the user-facing reply generation feature. This data is not used for advertising, profiling, creditworthiness, resale, or unrelated purposes. Transfers to the selected AI provider are limited to what is necessary to generate the requested reply.

8. Your Rights

9. Contact

Questions about privacy or data practices:

10. Changes

We may update this policy as JawJaw evolves. Significant changes will be announced on GitHub releases. The "Last updated" date at the top of this page always reflects the current version.