PDD Envoy szerző: Public Digital Domain

PDD Envoy is the recording client for Public Digital Domain, a marketplace where you license your own browsing data to organizations under per-transaction contracts that you review before they exist.

Collecting your browsing is the whole point of this extension. It is not telemetry, it is not analytics, and it is not advertising. It is the product, and it is disclosed before you install it.

How it works

Envoy records your browsing on your own device, under your own account. Nothing is licensed to anyone without a contract you have seen and sent to market yourself.

What you control

License: choose which categories of your activity are available, per contract.
Withhold: hold anything back, at the category or the individual level.
Block: refuse an organization outright. Your refusals are private and never shared.
Export: download your data as a ZIP of CSVs with a manifest listing what is included and what is withheld and why.
Delete: erase your account. Collection stops immediately. Active contracts finish, then your data goes.

What Envoy never records

Envoy does not record what you type, what you search for, what you enter into forms, or any authored content. The exclusion is enforced in code at the moment of capture. URLs are stripped of query strings before storage.

Sensitive activity

Sensitive domains are held out of sale by default. Some categories are permanently dark and cannot be licensed at all.

Full policies: https://publicdigitaldomain.org/policy/rights.html