This policy describes our privacy practices for the information that's collected and used by Neolyze software and technology projects. We may occasionally update this document or the relevant user interfaces to reflect changes in the information that we collect or new products or technologies we release.

Software Downloads: If you download and install software from our web site, we may collect information about your visit to our site. Once installed, our software may also connect automatically to our site to attempt to determine if updated versions are available or to help you have a better experience with this extension.

Sometimes our software and technology projects may collect other types of information to help with technology research and provide more complex analytical data, which generally will not include personally identifiable information. This information may be included in datasets, which are discussed below.


Generally, we do not store Instagram personal data, personally identifiable information (PII), including the IP addresses of users, when collecting bug reports or research data.

Use of Information: In general, Neolyze uses the information provided by you to give you more complex analytical data and helps you optimize your account and your advertisement. To help you better understand how this information further these goals, we may include further explanations of the use of data within the project’s user interface.

Disclosure of Your Information: While Neolyze endeavors to provide the highest level of protection for your information, we don't disclose personally identifiable information with other third parties.

Sharing of datasets: From time to time, we may share datasets derived from our technology projects with research partners working on topics related to Performance marketing, Advertising, and affiliate marketing. We may also publish datasets in an effort to further these objectives. The datasets we may share or publish will not intentionally contain PII and we will evaluate whether further sanitization or aggregation of data is necessary to reduce the likelihood that inferences about identifiable individuals' activities might be made from the published dataset. Because anonymization is an algorithmically complex problem, we cannot promise that it will be flawless or attack-proof. When we believe that a dataset may contain information that is especially sensitive or vulnerable to de-anonymization, we will not publish it, and if we share such data with research partners, we will place them under a contractual obligation to keep the dataset confidential and avoid de-anonymization.

Security: Although we make good faith efforts to store information collected by Neolyze in a secure operating environment, we cannot guarantee complete security. Information collected by Neolyze will be maintained for a length of time appropriate to our needs.