Effective date: 13 September 2026
personal-rclone is a personal-use Google Drive integration operated by the account owner. It processes file names, metadata and file contents as needed to list, read, upload, update and delete the owner's files using rclone.
The Google Drive OAuth scope permits access to Drive files. The owner's configuration selects a working folder; that selection is not an independent Google authorization boundary.
Files remain in the owner's Google Drive and may be cached on owner-controlled devices and servers. OAuth credentials are stored in access-restricted local configuration files. File paths and operational metadata may appear in local service logs.
The operator does not sell Google user data, use it for advertising, or use it to train generalized AI models. Data is transmitted to Google and the owner's selected devices or hosting infrastructure to provide the requested file operations; it is not published by this integration.
Cloud files remain until the owner deletes them. Local caches are retained according to cache settings and upload state. Authorization can be revoked through Google Account connections. Revocation stops authorized API access but does not itself delete existing files or local caches. The owner can stop the service and remove local credentials and cached data after confirming uploads are complete.
These two informational pages contain no application analytics scripts, forms or advertising. The hosting provider, Cloudflare Pages, may process ordinary access logs under its own privacy policy. These pages do not receive OAuth tokens or Drive file contents.
For support, use the support email shown on the Google OAuth consent screen. This policy will be updated if the integration's handling of data changes.