Juozas Gmail
Privacy policy
Last updated: 17 October 2026.
Juozas Gmail is a private integration operated by its account owner. Privacy questions and requests can be sent to onedealstore10@gmail.com.
Information accessed and purpose
With the owner's Google authorization, the integration can read Gmail messages and their metadata and identify the connected Google account. Its intended use is to find verification emails and codes for social accounts managed by the owner. Searches should be limited to the relevant recipient, platform and recent time window.
The Gmail read-only permission technically covers the connected mailbox; it is not a Google-enforced restriction to verification messages. The current authorization does not permit sending, deleting, labeling or changing messages.
Processing and service providers
The integration runs in the owner's OpenClaw installation on a Hostinger VPS. Google provides Gmail and account authorization. If email content is passed to the assistant to complete an owner-requested task, it may be processed by the assistant's configured AI provider, currently OpenAI. The connection-status check returns only connection status and whether matching domain mail exists.
Gmail data is not sold or used for advertising. The integration does not use Google user data to train or improve general-purpose AI or machine-learning models. Use and transfer of information received from Google APIs will adhere to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements.
Storage and security
OAuth credentials and refresh tokens are stored on the owner's server with restricted file access; tokens use the local encrypted credential store. Connection checks avoid recording message content or verification codes. Operational logs and configuration may contain connection status and account identifiers. Any email content sent to service providers is also subject to their applicable processing and retention terms.
Control, revocation and deletion
The owner can revoke this integration in the Google Account's third-party connections settings. Revocation stops future authorized API access but does not by itself erase previously stored local records. The owner can remove the stored integration credentials and task records from their server, or request assistance using the privacy contact above. Copies of messages in Gmail remain under the owner's control.