Privacy Policy for Reddit Unfollow All
Last Updated: November 9, 2026

1. Data Collection
   We do not collect or transmit any of your personal data.

The extension runs entirely locally on your device.
Your whitelist (the names of the subreddits you choose to keep), your language choice, your panel size and the number of subscriptions last found are saved only in your browser's local extension storage. Removing the extension deletes them.
No data is sent to external servers or third-party analytics services.
The Report button, in the panel's settings or in a warning that Reddit's page may have changed, opens a pre-filled GitHub issue form in a new tab. Nothing is sent unless you submit that form yourself. It contains the extension version, the Reddit design, the page type, any warning, element counts and your browser version. It does not contain your username, subreddit names or the panel log. GitHub's own terms and privacy policy apply to issues you submit.
We do not track your browsing history outside of the specific Reddit pages required for the extension to function.
2. Permissions
The extension requests the following permissions for functional purposes only:

Host Permissions (reddit.com): The extension requires access to specific Reddit subscription pages (reddit.com/subreddits, reddit.com/subreddits/ and reddit.com/user//communities/*) solely to identify and interact with the "Joined/Leave" buttons. This access is strictly limited to DOM manipulation necessary to automate the "unfollow" process initiated by the user. The extension is loaded on Reddit pages so it can open its panel on the subscription pages; it reads and changes page content only on those subscription pages. No user data is scraped or transmitted off the device.
Storage: Used only to remember your whitelist, language choice, panel size and last subscription count on your device between visits.
3. Third-Party Services
This extension does not use any third-party services, ads, or tracking cookies.

1. Contact
   This is an open-source project. If you have any questions or concerns about this policy, please open an issue on our GitHub Repository.