Anti-Instagram Login ("the extension") is designed to respect your
privacy. This policy explains exactly what data it handles.


The extension does not collect, transmit, sell, or share any personal
data. There is no tracking, no analytics, and no third-party services
of any kind. It makes no network requests at all.


To do its job, the extension keeps the following on your own device, using
the browser's local storage (browser.storage.local):

• Your setting: whether the extension is turned on or off.
• A counter: how many login/sign-up popups it has removed.

That's the entire data model. Nothing else is stored. All of it stays on
your device — it is never sent to the developer or to any server. You can
reset it at any time by removing the extension.


None. The extension does not talk to any server — not Instagram's, not
the developer's, not anyone's. It only reads and edits the DOM of
instagram.com pages you already have open in your browser, using its own
local logic. There is nothing to intercept and nothing to send.


The extension requests the minimum permissions needed:

• storage — to save the on/off setting and the counter locally.
• Access to instagram.com / www.instagram.com — to detect and remove
  the login/sign-up popup on pages you visit.

None. The extension contains no analytics, no advertising, no external
scripts, and no remote code.


If this policy changes, the updated version will be published alongside
the extension's source code and store listing.


Questions about privacy: see the support email on the extension's AMO
listing page.