We are strict ambassadors for the "You own your data" principle. Webscape derives income from customers who pay for cloud storage and doesn't sell or share data with advertisers. We’re committed to keeping your data private and to give you full access to it—for example through exporting your data to a machine-readable format. Our privacy policy clearly describes when we collect your information and the steps we take to protect it.

Every feature we develop for our users is designed to give you to most benefit, with the minimal amount of required data. You can be certain that we will do all we can to secure the Webscape service wherever possible. To further align our business and financial incentives with that of our users' we have deliberately decided to make Webscape a paid service; deriving income through paying users, not advertising.

Convergate B.V. ("Convergate"), registered in the Netherlands, is the data controller responsible for any collection, processing and use of personal data, in each of the Webscape services, and:

– has filed a notification with the Dutch Data Protection under notification number 1650866
– data hosting is based in Europe
– is fully compliant with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR),
for companies with less 250 employees.

Any data transferred throughout the Webscape services are secured through the latest encryption methods. Data access through the browser extensions is always on request/response basis and requires authentication.

Whenever you delete any stored browsing data from Webscape it is completely removed from our records. Webscape is designed to give you full control over which data is stored/removed—without interference— however, due to system backups, it can take up to maximum 45 days until all copies have

We continuously test our infrastructure to identify and patch vulnerabilities. We work hard to stay up-to-date with the latest security technologies to keep our users and their data safe.

Webscape doesn't give third-parties access to your data for reason other than strictly necessary. An example of a third party is AWS who provides us with hosting services.

1) Create a password that you don't use anywhere else, and make it hard to guess.
2) Test your password with our strength estimator when you create your account or reset your password.

We are currently implementing a security feature that adds an additional layer of protection to your account. Once enabled, it will require a code sent to your email when signing in. Webscape will support the open standard FIDO Universal 2nd Factor (U2F). A U2F security key uses cryptographic communication and provides additional protection against credential theft attacks like phishing. We will notify our user when we've implemented this feature shortly.

Do not share login details with anyone, review your logged in sessions through the security settings frequently.