Privacy
Last updated 20 August 2026.
The short version
The extension runs only on linkedin.com. Nothing leaves your browser until
you click is this slop? on a post. There are no
accounts, no sign-in, no cookies, no analytics and no ads.
What is sent, and what is kept
When you click the button, the post's text is sent for AI detection. The text is not saved. What is saved is the score that comes back, and a coded form of the author's profile so their posts can be counted together. Their name and profile address are not saved.
What it is used for
Scores are shared, which is the point of the extension. Once anyone checks a post, everyone else with the extension sees that score on the same post instead of a button, and the author's profile badge is built from those same scores. Nobody can tell who ran a check, because that is never recorded.
Other companies involved
Pangram receives post text to analyse it. Their handling is covered by their own privacy policy. Cloudflare hosts the API and this site, and like any web host processes ordinary request data such as IP addresses to serve traffic.
Nothing is sold, and nothing is shared with anyone else.
Limited use
Slop Check's use of information received from its users follows the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. In practice:
- data is used only to score posts and show those scores, which is the whole extension
- data is transferred only to Pangram, and only to run that score
- data is never used for advertising of any kind, personalised or otherwise
- nobody reads your data by hand, except where it would be needed for security or the law, and post text is not kept, so there is nothing to read
Removing a check
There is no account to delete. If you want a particular check taken out of the database, send the post and it will be removed.