Privacy
devdash is an internal tool. It is not open to public sign-up: an administrator decides which accounts may use it.
What is stored
When you sign in with Google, this deployment records:
- the account identifier Google issues for you
- your email address
- your name and profile picture, as Google supplies them
- session records, so you stay signed in between visits
Where an administrator has granted access to an address, the address, who granted it, and when, are also recorded — including after the grant is revoked, so there is a record of who had access and when it ended.
What is requested from Google
Only openid, email and profile. This deployment cannot read your mail, your files, your calendar or anything else in your Google account, and does not ask to.
What it is used for
Deciding whether you may sign in, and showing who you are once you have. Nothing is sold, and nothing is shared with third parties.
Removal
Ask an administrator. Revoking your access takes effect on your next request. You can also remove this application’s access from your Google account settings at any time.