heylogin replaces passwords with a swipe-to-login on your phone. It's the first password manager without an inconvenient master password. It works using a browser extension together with the Android or iOS app on the user's phone. Sensitive Data is end-to-end-encrypted using this app. Thus, heylogin is two-factor-secure by design and we, as the provider, cannot access the user's sensitive data. The only data we can view is high-level information used to provide, operate, and support heylogin. The process by which we do so is outlined in our Privacy Policy. In this Addendum, we will focus on specifics of the Firefox extension.

heylogin's Firefox Extension Privacy Policy Addendum is below:

Sensitive Data

All of your Sensitive Data, including usernames, passwords, secrets and website URLs are end-to-end encrypted between your devices only. For more information, regarding heylogin's end-to-end encryption, visit our encryption page.

Personal Data

heylogin collects and maintains only data as necessary to operate and support our services. Personal Data is collected for the following purposes and using the following services:

• Infrastructure monitoring and bug reports: Sentry allows us to monitor the use and behavior of the extension's components so its performance, operation, maintenance and troubleshooting can be improved. Sensitive Data is never transmitted to Sentry. Sentry is a monitoring service provided by Functional Software, Inc.: Privacy Policy.