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Privacy Policy

Effective date: September 30, 2026

How your saved places and Google permissions are handled.

1. About this policy

MoveMyPosts is operated by Emre Durukan. This policy explains how movemyposts.com handles information when you move saved Google Maps places into Google Sheets. For privacy questions or data requests, contact [email protected].

2. Information we access

3. Google permissions and how we use them

Google account authorization is optional until you choose a Google transfer or export. Browsing this website, reading this policy, trying sample data, and importing a Takeout file do not require signing in. We do not request access to Gmail, contacts, calendars, your location history, or your entire Google Drive. The application does not request profile or email scopes or fetch your Google account profile.

https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive.file
Used by manual export and direct transfer to create a new spreadsheet and write the saved-place rows into it. This permission is limited to files created or used with MoveMyPosts. We do not use it to list, scan, or read unrelated files.
https://www.googleapis.com/auth/dataportability.saved.collections
Used only for direct transfer to request and download an export of your Google Saved collections. This archive can include collection titles, Maps place titles and URLs, notes, comments, other saved links, and images. The app parses Saved collection CSVs and exports Maps places; non-Maps items and images are not included in the spreadsheet.

We request drive.file to create and write the spreadsheet you request. MoveMyPosts does not scan your Drive or read unrelated existing files. Direct transfer also requests dataportability.saved.collections to obtain your Saved collections archive. These permissions are requested in separate Google consent steps. We never receive your Google password.

Manual export sends your selected rows directly from your browser to Google Sheets. Direct transfer writes the Maps places found in the archive into a new Sheet in the Google account you authorize for Sheets. Choose the same Google account for both direct-transfer consent steps. The exported columns are Place, List, Google Maps URL, Note, Comment, and Status. We do not change your original Google Maps lists or continuously synchronize them.

4. Storage and retention

Manual imports are not uploaded to our server. Selected place titles, list names, Maps URLs, notes, comments, and visited status are sent directly from your browser to Google Sheets only when you request an export. Direct transfers pass through our server: it receives Google's archive download, parses the Maps rows, and sends them to the Google Sheets API. The archive and rows are held in memory during processing, rather than retained as downloadable files.

5. Sharing and limited use

The recipients of Google user data needed for these workflows are Google (authorization, archive delivery, and the resulting spreadsheet) and Cloudflare (our hosting, server processing, and encrypted transfer database). Opening links to Maps or your new Sheet takes you to Google's services. Sharing an exported Sheet with other people is controlled by you in Google Drive; MoveMyPosts does not publish your Sheet or grant other people access.

Google receives the spreadsheet data you choose to export. Cloudflare provides site hosting and the database and server processing used for direct transfers. Google Identity Services provides authorization, and the main application loads fonts from Google; those requests disclose normal network information to the providers. See Google's Privacy Policy and Cloudflare's Privacy Policy.

We do not sell Google user data, use it for advertising or credit decisions, or use it to train generalized AI or machine learning models. Google data is used only to provide the transfer and export features you request. Any other disclosure is limited to what is necessary for security, legal obligations, or a business transfer with your prior consent where required. We do not routinely allow people to read your Google user data. Human access is limited to your affirmative agreement to view specific data for support, investigating abuse or security issues, complying with applicable law, or using aggregated and anonymized data for internal operations as permitted by Google’s Limited Use requirements.

MoveMyPosts follows the Google API Services User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements. Our use of information received through the Data Portability API also complies with Google's Data Portability API user data and developer policy, including its Limited Use requirements.

6. Cookies and local storage

The direct-transfer flow sets an essential, HTTP-only session cookie named mmp_transfer, with an eight-day lifetime. On HTTPS it is marked Secure. The cookie links your browser to your transfer. Local storage keeps your manual workspace and export history. The application code does not include advertising trackers or third-party analytics.

7. Your choices and deletion

You can choose the manual workflow without granting Saved collections access, decline either Google permission, or stop using the service. To remove all copies, browser data, server transfer records, Google authorization, and exported Sheets need to be addressed separately:

8. Security and international processing

We use HTTPS and encrypt stored direct-transfer session payloads. No service can guarantee absolute security. Google and Cloudflare operate globally, so processing may take place outside your country. Where applicable, processing is based on your authorization, providing the requested service, protecting its operation, and legal obligations. If applicable law gives you the right, you may object to processing or complain to your local data protection authority.

9. Children and policy changes

MoveMyPosts is intended for people who can lawfully authorize their Google account and agree to the service terms; it is not directed to children under 13. Contact us if you believe a child has supplied personal data. We will publish policy updates here with a revised date. If we materially change how we use Google user data, we will provide notice and request any required additional consent before that new use.