ICP Reaction Radar: privacy notice

Last updated: November 7, 2026. Operator: the service operator, Boost Ltd. Contact through getaiso.com.

Purpose

Provide relevance scoring for people who react to social posts and help users understand their target customer profile. Extension data is not sold, used for advertising, or transferred for unrelated purposes.

What is collected

Reaction lists are provided by the user and sent to the scoring endpoint for analysis but are not stored by that endpoint. Optional telemetry, when separately enabled by the user after reading a disclosure, includes: (a) clicks on LinkedIn with a short interface label and page path, but no typed inputs; and (b) visible conversation content on ChatGPT and/or Gemini, along with page path, to identify ICP-related topics. Conversation text may contain personal or sensitive information. Do not enable this on accounts with confidential information unless you are authorized to share it.

How consent works

All telemetry is off until a user expressly enables it. Each category can be disabled later. The extension asks for permission for the specific websites involved. There is no all-web browsing history permission.

Processing and security

Vercel hosts the API. Authenticated user data is stored in an isolated, row-level-security-protected Supabase table. Content is transferred over HTTPS. Accounts require Supabase authentication. Data is retained until you delete it. Raw conversation contents are not used to train public AI models by this service.

Access, export, removal

In the extension settings, export or permanently delete your stored events and pause collection. Disconnecting the extension does not itself delete previously uploaded events. You may request assistance with deletion through the operator contact listed above.

Other services

LinkedIn, OpenAI, and Google are independent services and are not affiliated with this extension. Their terms apply. The extension does not automate LinkedIn interactions or scrape profile data. It can add a badge to a selected post using user-provided reactions, which LinkedIn's rules prohibit for third-party extensions.

Policy changes

Material collection changes require an updated disclosure and a new affirmative opt-in.