Read-only access. Clear limits.
MySoMeData is built for transparent, limited access to social media performance metrics. Nothing more.
Read-only permissions only
We only request read-only permissions for performance metrics such as views, likes, followers, and comments.
No posting on your behalf
We do not post, comment, message, or take any action on your social accounts.
No private personal data
We do not access private personal data beyond the metrics required for analytics.
Secure storage
Metrics are stored using industry-standard encryption and access controls. You can disconnect any social account at any time.
AI access stays in your control
When you connect Claude, ChatGPT, or another AI, you choose what data is shared. We do not send your metrics to an AI unless you initiate it.
What we access — and what we never touch
Permissions are narrow by design. If a scope is not required for performance analytics, we do not request it.
We access
Public follower counts and growth over time
Post and video view totals where the platform exposes them
Like, comment, and share counts on connected content
Account identifiers needed to attribute metrics correctly
We never
Post, comment, like, or message on your behalf
Read private DMs or non-public profile fields beyond metrics
Sell your metrics to third parties
Send data to an AI unless you explicitly initiate that share
You can disconnect any social account at any time. After disconnect, new collection stops. Retention of historical metrics follows your workspace settings and our Privacy Policy.
Privacy questions, answered plainly
How MySoMeData handles permissions, storage, and AI sharing.
Chosen when trust is non-negotiable
Security and ops teams pick MySoMeData when read-only access and clear retention are requirements, not nice-to-haves.
“Our security review passed because the product refuses write access by design. That constraint is the feature.”
“Retention windows and encryption at rest were documented clearly enough for our DPIA. We did not need a side letter.”
Ingrid MoenSecurity Lead, Nordfjord DigitalNorway “Read-only scopes and an explicit revoke path closed the risk review. Marketing got metrics without write access.”
Rafael CostaCompliance Manager, Atlas Trust GroupBrazil “We asked for a data deletion path before procurement. The reply was clear and matched the Privacy Policy.”
Amélie DuboisOperations Lead, Lumen Retail GroupFrance
Want the full legal detail?
Read how we collect, store, and delete metrics — or ask support about a specific platform permission.