All data YallaDira handles stays on your device, in your browser. There is
no YallaDira server, no account, no analytics, no telemetry, and no remote
code. The extension makes no automatic or background network requests.

YallaDira runs only on www.facebook.com. It reads the Hebrew
apartment-listing posts you are already viewing, extracts fields from the
visible text (price, rooms, location, entry date, and the contact phone when
the post includes one), and overlays them as a summary chip. Post text and
extracted fields are cached locally (storage.local and IndexedDB); the
cache is capped at 5,000 entries and entries are evicted after 30 days.
Favorites, notes, and settings you save are likewise stored only locally.

Exactly three actions send anything out of the browser, each only when you
click it: (1) submitting an issue report about a chip — after showing you
the exact payload, it sends that post's text, the extracted fields, and
your settings/locale to the developer via the Web3Forms relay
(api.web3forms.com); reports are kept only as long as needed to diagnose
the issue, then deleted; (2) opening a listing's address in Google Maps
(an ordinary link navigation to Google); (3) the "Buy Me a Coffee" support
link (an ordinary link navigation). Nothing else ever leaves your device,
and you can wipe all extension data from the popup at any time.

Data controller and contact: <yalladira@gmail.com>. Full policy:
<https://yalladira.pages.dev/>