Google user data, service providers, and source platforms
When you sign in with Google, Togya receives your Google account identifier, email address, profile name, and profile image. If you separately connect YouTube, Togya stores revocable OAuth access and refresh tokens and, depending on the permission you grant, may receive your YouTube account or channel identifier and the source-video context needed to prepare or publish a comment that you explicitly review and approve.
We disclose Google user data only to: Google or YouTube through OAuth and API requests, to authenticate you, refresh permission, read connection status, and publish the exact comment you approved; contracted infrastructure, database, security, and monitoring processors that host, encrypt, transmit, or protect Togya; and email-delivery processors only when we send a security or service notice to your Google-provided address. These processors may use the data only on our instructions to provide their contracted service. We may also disclose data when legally required, or as part of a corporate transaction subject to this policy and appropriate notice.
We do not sell Google user data, use it for advertising, disclose OAuth tokens to other users or source-video creators, or send Google OAuth tokens or Google account data to AI model providers. AI-assisted comment drafting uses activity, stage, and source-video context; the draft is shown to you and no comment is sent until you expressly approve it.
You may disconnect YouTube in Togya’s Connected apps screen or revoke Togya in your Google Account permissions. Disconnecting or deleting your Togya account removes the stored provider tokens in accordance with our retention and security obligations. Togya’s use and transfer of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements.
We also use infrastructure, email delivery, security, monitoring, and media-storage providers to run the rest of Togya. If you play or open a YouTube or Vimeo tutorial, that platform may receive information under its own privacy policy. Apple and Google process sign-in information when you choose their sign-in services.