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Privacy Policy for FireFlag

Last Updated: February 4, 2026

Overview

FireFlag is committed to protecting your privacy. This privacy policy explains our data practices for the FireFlag browser extension.

Data Collection

FireFlag collects ZERO personal data.

Specifically, FireFlag does NOT collect, store, transmit, or process:

  • Personal information
  • Browsing history
  • Website content
  • Authentication credentials
  • Location data
  • Search terms
  • Bookmarks
  • Cookies
  • Usage analytics
  • Telemetry data
  • Error reports
  • Any other personal or identifiable information

Data Storage

All FireFlag data is stored locally on your device using the browser's built-in storage API (browser.storage.local).

What is stored locally:

  • Flag definitions you create or import
  • Flag safety classifications
  • Flag usage history (timestamps only)
  • Extension preferences and settings

This data:

  • Never leaves your device
  • Is not transmitted to any server
  • Is not shared with any third party
  • Is not accessible to the extension developer
  • Is deleted when you uninstall the extension

Permissions Explained

FireFlag requests the following permissions:

Required Permissions

storage

  • Purpose: Store flag data and settings locally on your device
  • Data stored: Flag definitions, classifications, preferences
  • Location: Browser local storage (never transmitted)

Optional Permissions

These permissions are optional and only requested when you explicitly use certain features:

browserSettings

  • Purpose: Allow you to view and modify browser experimental features
  • Usage: Only when you explicitly request to view browser flags
  • Data: No data is collected; this permission only allows reading/writing browser settings

privacy

  • Purpose: Access privacy-related browser settings
  • Usage: Only when viewing privacy-related feature flags
  • Data: No data is collected

tabs

  • Purpose: Track which tab is active (for DevTools integration)
  • Usage: Only to display flag information in the correct DevTools panel
  • Data: No tab content or URLs are accessed or stored

notifications

  • Purpose: Show alerts when potentially dangerous flags are detected
  • Usage: Optional feature you can disable in settings
  • Data: No notification content is transmitted or stored externally

downloads

  • Purpose: Export flag data to JSON/CSV files
  • Usage: Only when you explicitly click "Export"
  • Data: Exported files are saved to your device; no data is transmitted

Network Activity

FireFlag makes ZERO network requests.

  • No connections to external servers
  • No API calls
  • No telemetry or analytics endpoints
  • No update checks (updates via Mozilla Add-ons only)
  • Works completely offline

Third-Party Services

FireFlag does NOT use any third-party services, including:

  • Analytics services (e.g., Google Analytics)
  • Error tracking (e.g., Sentry)
  • Content Delivery Networks (CDNs)
  • Ad networks
  • Social media integrations
  • Any other external services

All code runs locally in your browser. All dependencies are bundled with the extension.

Children's Privacy

FireFlag does not knowingly collect data from anyone, including children under 13. Since we collect zero data, there is no age restriction or concern.

Data Retention

Since FireFlag does not collect any data:

  • There is no data retention policy
  • There is no data to delete from servers
  • Uninstalling the extension removes all local data

To manually clear FireFlag data while keeping the extension installed:

  1. Open the extension options page
  2. Click "Reset to Defaults"
  3. Or use Firefox's built-in "Clear Site Data" feature

Your Rights

Since FireFlag collects no personal data:

  • There is no data to access, rectify, or delete from our systems
  • There is no data to export or transfer
  • There is no data to object to processing of

All data is stored locally on your device and is under your control.

Changes to This Policy

We may update this privacy policy to reflect changes in the extension or legal requirements. Changes will be posted at:

Material changes will be announced in the extension's release notes.

Compliance

FireFlag complies with:

  • GDPR (EU General Data Protection Regulation)
  • CCPA (California Consumer Privacy Act)
  • Mozilla Add-on Policies
  • Firefox Data Collection Requirements

Since we collect zero data, compliance is straightforward: no data collection means no privacy concerns.

Open Source

FireFlag is open source software. You can audit our privacy claims by reviewing the source code:

Contact

For privacy-related questions or concerns:

Transparency

FireFlag's privacy commitment is backed by:

  • No server infrastructure: We don't run servers, so there's nowhere for your data to go
  • Open source code: Anyone can verify our privacy claims
  • Formal verification: Core safety components are mathematically proven
  • Mozilla review: Extension is reviewed by Mozilla before publication

Summary: FireFlag collects ZERO data. Everything stays on your device. Your privacy is guaranteed by design, not just by policy.