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Your Code Stays on Your Server #

Scanning runs entirely on your own server. Your code and your scan results are never sent anywhere.


The GravityOps Library #

The plugin includes the shared GravityOps library from BrightLeaf Digital, which connects to brightleafdigital.io only in these cases:

  • GravityOps product catalog. When an administrator uses the WordPress admin (or shortly afterwards, through WP-Cron), the library downloads the GravityOps product catalog (names, versions, icons, links and announcements) from brightleafdigital.io, at most about twice a day. The request sends no personal data or site content; like any web request, it reveals your server’s IP address.
  • Newsletter signup. Only if you choose to subscribe to GravityOps Weekly, the email address you enter is sent to brightleafdigital.io.
  • Feedback prompts. Only if you choose to answer the short GravityOps survey or open the review prompt, your answers, or the plugin and version being reviewed, are sent to brightleafdigital.io.
  • Support access. Only if you grant BrightLeaf Digital support access, TrustedLogin creates a temporary login and notifies BrightLeaf Digital through TrustedLogin and brightleafdigital.io.

BrightLeaf Digital: Privacy Policy. TrustedLogin: Authorized User Terms, Privacy Policy.

Stuck? Ask in GravityOps Help #

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