SlopShamer privacy policy

Effective October 4, 2026

SlopShamer is a browser extension that marks AI-generated and low-quality posts in your LinkedIn feed and, when you ask, suggests a comment. This page explains exactly what it reads, what it sends, and what is kept.

What the extension reads

• Only on your LinkedIn home feed (linkedin.com/feed), and only posts already shown to you.
• For each post that is not an ad: the author's name and headline, the post text, its hashtags, whether it is a repost, and the title of a shared link.
• It does not read your messages, your profile, your connections, your notifications, or any other site.

What is sent, and to whom

• The fields above are sent to SlopShamer's server (a Cloudflare Worker at slop-shamer.ishanawasthi.com) together with a random install identifier the extension creates. The identifier is used only for rate limiting and is not linked to your LinkedIn account or identity.
• The server asks TypeSafe's Jev model to judge the post text. When you click a badge, Cloudflare Workers AI writes the suggested comment. These services process the text only to answer the request.
• Your IP address reaches the server as part of any web request. SlopShamer uses it only for rate limiting and does not store it.

What is kept

• On the server: the judgment for each post (scores and verdict) and any comment written for it, stored for up to 30 days and keyed by a hash of the post, so the same post isn't judged twice. No account, browsing history or install identifier is stored with them.
• In your browser: your settings (whether SlopShamer is paused) and recent verdicts, so posts you scroll past again appear instantly. Removing the extension deletes them.

What SlopShamer never does

• It never posts, comments, reacts or follows on your behalf. The Shame! button only places a suggested comment in the post's comment box; you decide whether to post it.
• It does not sell or share data, show ads, or use analytics or tracking.

Contact

Questions or requests: use the support link on SlopShamer's Chrome Web Store page.