Permissions & data

Exact Shopify permissions the app requests, what data it stores, and the uninstall / retention policy.

Shopify permissions

When you install, Shopify asks you to approve these permissions — here's what each one is actually for:

Permission	Why the app needs it
View and edit products	Power the product picker and title-pattern detection, and attach each group's display data to its products. Your titles, prices, variants, and inventory are never changed.
View themes	Detect whether the app embed and blocks are active, and recognize your theme to match its layout.
View store languages	List your storefront languages for translations.
Manage files	Publish the storefront data file and store custom swatch images you upload.
Manage metaobjects	Store each group's data so your theme can render it instantly.
Manage pixels & view customer events	Run the lightweight analytics pixel that powers engagement tracking.
Read product listings	Let the storefront widget show live prices and availability.

Exact technical scope list

read_products, write_products, read_themes, read_locales, read_files, write_files, read_metaobjects, write_metaobjects, read_metaobject_definitions, write_metaobject_definitions, write_pixels, read_customer_events, unauthenticated_read_product_listings

If an app update adds a permission, Shopify asks you to re-approve on your next visit — a standard, one-click step. Nothing changes until you approve.

What the app stores

• Your groups, options, values, styles, and settings.

• Basic shop metadata (store name, email, plan, languages) to run the app and send lifecycle emails.

• Aggregated, anonymous engagement counters — impressions and clicks per group/surface. No personal shopper data is stored.

Full details are in Globo's Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.

Privacy requests

Shopify forwards privacy requests to every app you have installed, so there's nothing you need to send this app separately.

• A shopper asks for a copy of their data — the app has none to hand over. It never reads your customers or your orders, and its engagement counters are anonymous.

• A shopper asks to be deleted — likewise, there's nothing stored about them to delete.

• You uninstall the app — Shopify asks the app to erase your store's data. That happens on the schedule below.

Data retention

• On uninstall — storefront widgets stop immediately (Shopify revokes the app). Your configuration is retained for 30 days.

• Reinstall within 30 days — groups, styles, and settings come back automatically.

• After 30 days — all shop data is permanently deleted from the app's systems.

Emails

The app sends a few lifecycle emails to the store's contact address: a welcome on first install, a one-time reminder if no group exists after ~24 hours, and a feedback request after uninstalling. That's all — no marketing lists.

Billing

The app is free and contains no billing integration — it will never create a charge on your Shopify invoice.