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Privacy policy

Updated: 8 October 2026. Datalog — Shomer Israel / KidWebGuard.

KidWebGuard for Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome works with the application on the same computer. Browsing information supports access, time and YouTube content checks and requests for parental approval.

Responsibility and contact

Datalog, an Israeli licensed sole trader, is the business responsible for Shomer Israel / KidWebGuard. For questions or requests to access, correct or delete information held by Datalog, contact Datalog@outlook.co.il. Include the subject and contact details needed to respond. Do not send passwords, private keys or unnecessary information.

This policy describes the extension and related processing by the application and Datalog. Local files, backups, exports and copies held by external providers require separate handling as explained below.

Information processed and its purpose

• Full page URLs and titles. These support access checks, browsing-time control and approval requests. Full URLs can contain searches and personal or sensitive information.
• Browsing activity. Page visibility, focus and active-tab state support usage measurement. YouTube playback and interaction events are also observed for content control.
• YouTube details. Video, channel and playlist identifiers, titles and links, including image links, support content checks and parental decisions.
• Messages to a parent. Text entered by the user is sent with the requested website or content details.
• Local service information. Operational service information supports communication between the extension and the application. This is service information, not a password or private key. Installation and licensing identifiers that associate a computer or subscription are described separately below.

The extension source review did not find transmission of a keystroke log or upload of the video or audio file itself. This does not mean that the extension processes no personal information: URLs, titles and messages may contain it.

Communication with the application on the computer

The extension sends browsing information and approval requests to the Shomer Israel service on the same computer. The service returns protection status, access-check results and request decisions.

The reviewed source did not reveal an automatic route that uploads browsing history to a Datalog server. External-provider requests, manual exports and support actions do exist, as described below. This policy does not promise that all information stays on the computer, that every connection is encrypted or that access to information is risk-free.

Extension storage and notifications

Local extension storage holds blocked-page destinations and restoration information, request-decision status and notification links. These support blocking displays, returning to a page and opening the appropriate notification link.

The extension attempts to remove a blocked target when its tab closes and updates decision markers and notification links from the request list returned by the service. This does not promise deletion of all information after a fixed period.

A request title can appear in a Windows notification and be visible to someone who can view the screen. The reviewed source does not use synchronized extension storage. This does not cover operating-system or browser-profile backup or synchronization.

Information in the local application and access

The application stores information on the computer, including copies, backups and temporary information, for filtering, family management, requests, time control and licensing.

• Browsing events. A protected user changing URL or browser can create an event containing the full URL and title. This does not establish that every page or moment of activity is retained.
• Requests and decisions. Windows user identifier and display name, target, source URL, title, browser, message, request identifier, status and creation/decision times. Text-only requests may have no URL.
• Usage and content. Time totals per user and day, usage of a website or application under a rule, and YouTube details such as identifiers, channel, description, category, duration and image links. Time totals are not a URL-and-title record for every second.
• Settings and licensing. Accounts, roles, rules, schedules, quotas, parental sign-in and recovery information, and identifiers linking an installation and computer to a request, licence or subscription. An older licence may include a customer name. A processed computer identifier is not necessarily anonymous.

The parent area displays family information and requests after sign-in. A child is shown limited information about their own requests. Windows administrators and people with access to files or the screen may have additional access under the computer permissions. This policy does not promise that such access is impossible.

Retention, reset and uninstall

The default log retention setting is 90 days. Cleanup includes old events, general usage totals and decided requests created before the retention boundary. Cleanup depends on the service running and is not guaranteed while it is stopped.

This is not deletion of all information after 90 days. Pending requests may remain longer. Resource-usage detail, settings, identities, licensing, backups and exported files are not all covered by this age rule.

A user-data reset can remove associated requests, usage and events but creates a settings backup. A general reset also retains information needed for sign-in, recovery, trial continuity and Windows accounts. Reset does not delete all copies.

Data may remain after uninstall for reinstallation, licensing, trial and quota continuity. Handling of logs and backups depends on maintenance and recovery. Uninstall does not promise complete erasure, particularly of information exported or sent elsewhere.

Requests to providers outside the computer

• Content checks may contact YouTube and YouTube Music with content identifiers and information needed for the check.
• Request or channel details may load images from Google and YouTube providers; channel search or addition may contact YouTube.
• Displaying a website icon may contact that website if no icon is available locally. The reviewed path does not append the Windows user identifier, child message or full browsing URL to this request.

A destination provider may receive the network request details and network address, depending on the connection. External providers also handle information under their own policies. This policy does not set their retention periods.

Datalog use of information

Datalog commits not to sell personal information or use it for advertising purposes. This applies to personal information handled by Datalog in connection with the product, including information received for licensing and support.

Processing for operation, licensing and support is described here. Requests to external providers do not mean that those providers follow Datalog retention procedures.

Exports and contacting support

Preparing a support ZIP saves it to a location chosen by the parent and does not send it. The file is not encrypted. Activity and application-list inclusion are off by default. Selected activity includes time, event type, user alias and website origin without path or search details. A selected application list may include names, vendors, versions and source types.

Even reduced information can be personal or reveal interests. Export does not delete or change the original log. No automatic export-file cleanup was found in the reviewed source. Anyone with access to the file may read it.

Other exports differ: setup-assistance requests may include a parent name, children ages, schedules, websites, applications and notes; licensing requests contain installation/computer identifiers and licensing details; child profiles contain rules and notes. Do not assume every file is reduced like the support ZIP.

• An email action opens a draft and does not automatically attach a file or send a message.
• Opening WhatsApp may already transmit prepared text to the provider before a chat message is sent.
• Remote help can launch TeamViewer or open its download page after UI confirmation. Check access and sharing conditions before use.

Sending information through email, WhatsApp or another service also involves that provider and its policy. Review a file before sending it and include only information needed for the support case.

Diagnostic files and service history held by Datalog

Raw diagnostic files sent for support are accessible only to the Datalog owner and support staff authorized by the owner. They are used only to address the problem for which they were sent.

Datalog deletes raw diagnostic files in its possession within 30 days after the support case is closed. This is the handling procedure for received support files. It is not automatic deletion in the application and does not delete customer files or copies held by email or external providers.

General knowledge about the solution may be retained without identifying details. Service history is kept separately: the request, correspondence, support actions and solution. The 30-day rule does not apply to that history, and no fixed retention period for it is set here. The rule also does not apply to subscription documents or documents that must be retained.

To request access, correction or deletion of information held by Datalog, use the contact above. Local files, exports, backups and other-provider copies require separate handling.

Visiting this website

The pages are hosted through OpenAI Sites and Cloudflare infrastructure. Their source includes no collection forms, usage-analytics or advertising tools and does not connect to browsing information in the Shomer Israel application.

Hosting providers may process technical visit information such as IP address, browser details, time and requested URL for operation and security. Their policies also apply; no fixed deletion time for all provider records is promised here.

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