UTC World Clock
Privacy Policy
Last updated: 9 September 2026
This extension collects nothing, transmits nothing and shares nothing. It makes no network requests of any kind.
What is stored
Your preferences are saved on your own device using chrome.storage.local:
- the time zones you have added, and the order you arranged them in
- your 12- or 24-hour clock preference
- your theme choice (system, light or dark)
- whether the extension opens as a side panel or a popup
That is the complete list. It never leaves your browser and is not synced to any account.
What is not collected
No personally identifiable information. No browsing history. No web page content. No location data. No authentication or financial information. No usage analytics, telemetry or crash reporting. No cookies. No advertising or tracking identifiers.
There is no server component to this extension, so there is nowhere for such data to be sent even in principle.
Permissions
| Permission | Why it is needed |
|---|---|
storage | Saves the preferences listed above, locally |
sidePanel | The interface is a side panel; required to display and open it |
alarms | Wakes the service worker once a minute to update the toolbar badge |
The extension requests no host permissions. It has no ability to read, modify or observe any website you visit, in any tab, at any time.
Time zone data
All time and offset calculations use the time zone database built into your own copy of
Chrome, through the standard Intl APIs. No external time service is contacted.
Removing your data
Removing the extension from chrome://extensions deletes everything it
stored. You can also clear it while keeping the extension installed by removing all
your added time zones.
Third parties
There are none. No analytics provider, no error reporting service, no advertising network, no content delivery network. All code and assets ship inside the extension package.
Changes
If this policy changes, the revised version will be published here and the date above updated. Any change affecting what is collected would also require a new extension release, which is publicly visible in the Chrome Web Store version history.
Contact
Questions about this policy: kushaldavda.com