Introduction

Jira Assistant takes seriously the privacy and security of the information you share with us in any way. It is important that you understand how we collect, use and store your information. This Privacy Policy applies to personal information (hereinafter referred to as "Data") that may be collected by us when using the extension or on our website.

By submitting personal information to Jira Assistant, you agree to the terms of this privacy policy and expressly consent to the collection and use of your personal information in accordance with this privacy policy.

This Privacy Policy does not apply to other organizations that we do not own or control, as well as persons who are not part of our development team, agents or under our control.

How securely does Jira Assistant process data?

When it comes to security, the first thing to clarify is that Jira Assistant only stores your credentials on your computer and doesn't share it with anybody, besides using it to authorize requests to the JIRA server you specified.

What information does the developer collect from Jira Assistant users?

Personal Information: Personal information includes only your name and email address. Such information is only collected from you if you voluntarily submit it to us through the Report an Issue / Contact Us forum. We do not endorse or monitor it through any other means. No other information, such as the company or the URL of the Jira server, is collected by the developer. Only when you try to contact us will we receive your email address to respond to you. Thus, all your personal information is stored in your browser cache and is not sent with this tool anywhere outside of your browser.

Non-personal information: Non-personal data includes information that cannot be used to identify or contact you, such as demographic information such as users' IP addresses, country, browser types, and other anonymous statistical information that includes the use of the Jira Assistant extension. . Based on the extension, Google Analytics is the only means by which we collect this data.

We use Google analytics to determine which module of the tool is often used by users, and this is also only in aggregate depending on the country.

Note. Jira Assistant or its developer is not responsible if any other malware you install captures this data from your kesha. Consequently, the responsibility for security when installing software lies with the users.

Turn off Google Analytics

This analytics helps us identify the most commonly used features and issues, which helps us improve your experience. But if you no longer want to share such information with us, you can disable it in Jira Assistant on the settings page.

Who has access to your data

We do not share your personal data with third parties in a manner that discloses your personal information, such as your email address and name (in accordance with laws and regulations). Only Jira Assistant developers have access to this data.

For what purposes your data is used

It is simply used to respond to you when you contact us with any questions or report bugs. We do not use it for advertising or other purposes.

How long we keep your information

We retain your contact details until we resolve your questions, or a maximum of 3 years, which is greater.

What we don't do with your personal data

We do not and will never transfer, disclose, sell, rent or otherwise share your personal data with other companies to market their own products or services.

What if we make changes to our Privacy Policy

Any changes made or any new clause added to the Privacy Policy described above will be posted here on this page.