Privacy
Seder is a web page that runs entirely in your own browser. When you sign in with Google, your browser talks directly to Google Drive. Seder has no server of its own: your files, file names and account details are never sent to us or stored by us.
What Seder reads: the list of files in your Google Drive (names, sizes, folders, dates, checksums and thumbnails), and, when you use Organize, the first few kilobytes of your music files to read the singer's name.
What Seder changes, only after you tap to confirm: it moves duplicate copies you chose to your Google Drive Trash (you can restore them for 30 days), and it creates folders and moves loose files into them. Seder never permanently deletes anything.
Photos: blurry, dark and look-alike checks use a small preview of each photo and run on your own phone or computer. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Gmail (only if you tap "Connect Gmail"): Seder asks for one extra permission and then reads only the sender, subject, date and size of emails, and moves the emails you choose to Gmail's Trash after you confirm. It never reads the text of your emails and never permanently deletes them.
Sharing: when you share a folder with family, Seder asks Google to add the person you typed, only after you confirm. You can undo it.
Saved on this device only: your language, the space-freed history for the monthly report, the weekly-check setting, the emails of accounts you added, and which plan you said you want. Seder takes no payment.
Your sign-in: the access Google gives Seder lasts about an hour and is kept only in this browser tab. You can sign out at any time, and you can remove Seder's access in your Google Account under Security → Third-party apps.
Seder's use of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.
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