Calander Scheduler · PokéBedrock connections

Privacy notice

Updated November 10, 2026. This notice covers the private Google connection used by this PokéBedrock Rakazo instance. It does not describe a service operated by Rakazo's upstream developers.

Data and purpose

The connection accesses the authorized YouTube channel's metadata, video information and analytics to support channel reporting and approved video uploads. It accesses calendar busy-time information and tagged PokéBedrock events to support work scheduling. It does not use calendar tools to invite people or edit unrelated events.

Storage and processing

Account credentials are stored on the owner's server outside bot workspaces. Tool results, reports and relevant content may be retained in bot files, conversation history, memory and backups. Upload processing records identifiers and checkpoints to prevent duplicate work.

Relevant tool results may be sent to the model providers and gateways selected by the owner to answer questions and perform authorized tasks. Their processing and retention depend on the selected connection and account settings. This notice does not promise zero retention. These Google connections do not use Composio.

Limits on use

Google account data is used for the owner-requested functionality described here, not for advertising or sale. Use and transfer of information received from Google APIs must adhere to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements. The owner must configure downstream model services consistently with those requirements.

Revoking access and deleting data

The owner can revoke the app's access through Google Account connection settings and disable the server connector. Disconnecting does not automatically delete previous reports, conversations, files or backups; the owner can remove those through Rakazo and server storage controls.

For access or deletion questions, contact eanlowell@gmail.com.

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