Privacy Policy. Page Fan Inviter

Last updated: 28 August 2026

Page Fan Inviter processes limited Facebook website content and profile identifiers on your device so it can find eligible reactors, send the invitations you request, avoid duplicate invitations, and show progress. It does not send that collected data to the developer, sell it, use it for advertising, or use it for an unrelated purpose. There is no backend server, extension account, or analytics service.

What is read from Facebook

While you use the extension on Facebook, it reads only the page elements needed for its stated purpose:

• Page names, Page ids, Page pictures, and Page URLs
• Post URLs and identifiers
• Reaction totals, reaction controls, and invitation states
• Reactor profile identifiers; when Facebook hides an identifier, the extension derives a one-way hash from the visible name and avatar
• Facebook warnings needed to pause or cool down safely

This is website content and may include personally identifiable information under Chrome Web Store policy. Processing happens locally in the browser. The extension does not read private messages, passwords, Facebook cookies, email addresses, contact details, or unrelated browsing history.

What is stored

Everything the extension knows is kept in chrome.storage.local, on your own computer, in your own Chrome profile:

• Pages you add, name, URL, and Facebook Page id
• Jobs and queues, the posts queued, and how far each one got
• Settings, pacing, caps, and preferences
• History, totals for each finished run
• Activity log, recent messages, capped at 800 entries
• Already-invited list, a Facebook profile id (or, when Facebook hides the id, a one-way hash of the person's name and avatar) paired with the Page they were invited to and when

The last item exists for one reason: so a later run can skip people you have already invited. It stores the profile identifier, or the one-way derived hash, not the person's name, email address, contact details, or profile content.