> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://behringlukas.gitbook.io/literaltoreadwise-privacy-policy/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://behringlukas.gitbook.io/literaltoreadwise-privacy-policy/literal-to-readwise-privacy-policy.md).

# Literal to Readwise - Privacy Policy

{% hint style="info" %}
This extension is a third-party creation and is not affiliated with or supported by [Literal](https://literal.club/) or [Readwise.](https://readwise.io/) For support or feedback please contact me via [Twitter/X](https://x.com/behringlukas) or any other [channel](https://bento.me/behringlukas).
{% endhint %}

* This chrome extension communicates between the [Literal API](https://literal.club) and the [Readwise API](https://readwise.io) using the public handle of the Literal user and a private token from Readwise.

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* Date stored in chrome's local storage:
  * Literal user handle:&#x20;
    * To avoid having to input the handle every time using the extension.
  * Readwise token:&#x20;
    * For the same reason as for the handle. <mark style="color:yellow;">This is not your Readwise password</mark>, it is just a token that allows to read and write data to your Readwise via the API.
  * Synced books:
    * The data of the already synced books is synced to allow a better overview.&#x20;
* This data can be&#x20;

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* There is no usage tracking or analytics data collected, sent or stored.


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