Effective 2026-09-20
Rock-Gog privacy policy.
This policy covers the personal Google OAuth app named Rock-Gog, operated by DaD-Labs™. It is written for Google's consent screen and for the operator of this app.
Contact:
[email protected]
Who this is for
Rock-Gog is a private helper app. The only intended user is the DaD-Labs operator and a local assistant the operator runs. It is not a consumer service and it is not meant for other people to sign into.
What data is requested
When the operator connects a Google account, Rock-Gog requests only the Google API access that account is authorized for. The first intended scope is read-only Gmail on a dedicated assistant mailbox. Other Google services, such as Calendar, are requested only if the operator enables them later.
Depending on those grants, that can include message metadata and message content, labels, and similar mailbox data Google exposes through the Gmail API.
How the data is used
Data is used so the local assistant can read the connected mailbox when the operator asks, for example to notice unread mail. It is not used to sell ads, build marketing lists, or train a public model.
Where it is stored
OAuth client files and tokens are stored on systems the operator controls. Mail content is fetched from Google when needed. This app does not run a public cloud mailbox of its own.
Sharing
DaD-Labs does not sell this data. It is not shared with the public. Google still processes the account under Google's privacy policy.
Retention and deletion
Access lasts until the operator revokes it. The operator can disconnect Rock-Gog from Google Account permissions, delete the assistant mailbox, or delete stored tokens on the local system.
Changes
If this policy changes, the updated page will be published at this same URL. Continued use of Rock-Gog after a change means the new policy applies.