Conejo Postmaster Monitor privacy policy
Conejo Services uses Google Postmaster Tools during setup to verify that an authorized Conejo Google account can connect and read data for a Conejo sending domain.
What the connection check reads
The setup tool asks Google for read only access to Postmaster traffic data. It checks that the authorization can be refreshed, then requests sender compliance information and a short series of dated, aggregate Gmail spam complaint rates for the sending domain. The setup tool shows the operator whether the connection worked, which compliance sections Google returned, and any daily rates Google reported. Those results can remain in the private setup record.
How credentials are handled
After consent and a successful authorization check, the setup tool stores the OAuth client ID, client secret, and refresh token in a private local file that only its owner can access. The tool removes the temporary Google credential download after it saves the grant. It uses a temporary access token to make the test requests to Google. The public pages are hosted by Cloudflare and serve information about the app.
Revocation and deletion
The Google account holder can stop future access by removing the app from Google Account connections. To request deletion of credentials or verification records that Conejo controls, or to ask about this policy, email marketing@conejoservices.com.
Future scheduled monitoring
This policy covers connection setup and verification. Conejo will update it before enabling scheduled monitoring that adds any use, storage, or sharing of Google Postmaster data.