Privacy

The SDK package

Importing @opencoredev/social-sdk makes no network request and sends no telemetry. Every call to a platform or managed backend is one your application makes with its own credentials. We never see your tokens, posts, or account data.

What the website records

The site uses a product analytics service to learn which documentation helps people. Requests go through our own address, y.social-sdk.dev, and are stored in the service's US cloud. Analytics start after the page has loaded and record:

• pages viewed and left, with the referring page
• JavaScript errors that happen on the page
• session replays of how the page was used, with every form input masked before it leaves your browser
• which platform, integration, install, and quickstart pages you open, so we know which guides to improve

Query strings are removed from every URL and referrer before an event is sent. Clicks are not captured automatically, and we don't identify visitors, so the analytics service keeps no named profile for you. It stores a random visitor ID in a cookie and local storage to tie your page views together.

Other storage and hosting

Your light or dark theme choice is saved in local storage as blume-theme. The site is hosted on Vercel, which processes standard request data such as your IP address and user agent to serve pages. There are no accounts, forms, ads, or third-party ad trackers on the site.

What we don't do

We don't sell visitor data, share it with advertisers, or combine it with other sources. Analytics are used only to improve the documentation and the site.

Your choices

A tracker blocker, or blocking y.social-sdk.dev, stops the analytics without breaking the site. To ask about data tied to your visits or to request its deletion, open an issue at github.com/opencoredev/social-sdk/issues without including personal details, and we'll arrange a private reply. See the contact page for other routes.