About this notice
CleanerX — Free X (Twitter) Bulk Cleaner is a browser extension developed by Vladyslav Verbytskyi, an individual software developeras part of CleanMySocial. CleanMySocial is a product name, not a separate company or legal entity. It works on X (formerly Twitter). This notice explains exactly what the extension accesses and where that data goes.
Data the extension accesses
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Your signed-in X account's numeric id, handle, display name, profile image URL, and available post, following, and follower counts, used to identify the account in the side panel. The profile card is cached locally in Chrome.
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Identifiers, types, timestamps, and text for supported posts, reposts, and likes returned by X. Text and timestamps are processed to apply your keyword and age filters; the cleanup queue retains matching item identifiers rather than post text.
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The account identifiers in your following list when you choose mass unfollow, and the usernames you paste when you choose block or mute. Active-job inputs and minimal outcomes may remain in local extension storage until cleared or replaced.
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The ct0 CSRF value and numeric account id from the twid cookie, plus X's normal authenticated request headers. These are used only for requests sent directly to X and are not included in CleanMySocial crash reports.
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Your local workflow state and choices, including selected category, keywords, age filter, safe-test setting, backup-step choice, queued item ids, progress cursors, action outcomes, timestamps, totals, rate-limit state, and review-prompt preferences.
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A random installation UUID and technical crash details sent to CleanMySocial when the extension encounters a caught or uncaught error. This is operational error reporting, not behavioral analytics.
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CleanerX does not read or upload the X archive you request from X. The archive link opens X's own settings, and any archive file stays on your computer.
Permissions & why they are needed
Network access
Good to know
- CleanerX is free and unlimited. It has no CleanerX account, license key, payment flow, subscription, advertising, or behavioral analytics.
- X normally exposes only a limited recent timeline through these interfaces, so CleanerX may not be able to reach older content. X also applies rate limits and account-level caps; the extension backs off, saves progress, and can resume later.
- Safe test mode stops after 10 matching items so you can inspect the result before starting a larger run.
- Deleting or undoing account activity can be permanent. CleanerX asks for confirmation before destructive cleanup and lets you pause or stop a run.
- The Chrome Web Store review page opens only when you choose the review action after a completed-action milestone.
- CleanerX is not affiliated with or endorsed by X Corp.
Sharing, storage & deletion
We do not sell your personal data, and we do not share the content you access through the extension with anyone.
Operational settings and progress described above are kept in Chrome extension storage on your device. Uninstalling the extension removes its local storage; Chrome may retain values stored in sync according to your Chrome sync settings.
Security, children & changes
We use reasonable safeguards for the limited license and purchase data we process. The extension is not directed to children under 13. If this policy changes, the revised text and date will be published on this page.
Want to access or delete data?
Email us to request access to or deletion of data associated with your support request or technical report. You can also read the product-wide Privacy Policy.
info@verblike.com