Privacy and permissions

This page lists the permissions the Companion requests in Chrome, why it needs them and where data goes.

Where data goes
• The Companion only talks to aYOUne services and to the pages you open yourself. All requests to aYOUne use your sign-in and end up in your own tenant.
• Translating and summarising first use the AI features Chrome provides on your computer and only fall back to aYOUne when those are missing.
• Phone-number validation and the SEO check run on your computer.
• On its own, the Companion matches only two things against your aYOUne, and only with the feature switched on: the name on a LinkedIn profile (for the CRM card) and the search term on a Google results page (for the bar). Any other content from other sites is only sent when you trigger a feature, such as an import, a screenshot or a question to the Copilot.

Permissions

| Permission | Why |
|---|---|
| Active tab | read the current page when you trigger an action |
| Scripting | show buttons, messages and pickers on pages; read page content for imports |
| Storage | sign-in, settings and caches |
| Tabs | recognise the page type, complete sign-in, take screenshots |
| Context menus | the aYOUne right-click menu |
| Notifications | operating-system notifications |
| Alarms | fetch new notifications regularly |
| Side panel | the AI Copilot next to the page |
| Identity | the secure sign-in window |
| Debugger | clicks and typing when the Copilot controls the browser |
| Access to all websites | toolbar and phone numbers on every site, imports from Amazon and AliExpress |

Privacy settings

Under Settings → Data & privacy you can
• clear caches,
• export your settings to a file and import them again (without sign-in data),
• reset everything to defaults.

Under Settings → Features switch each feature on or off, for all sites or only for some.

Signing out

Sign out in the popup or in the settings deletes your sign-in and the Companion's locally cached data. Your settings are kept.
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