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What NoSlop is

NoSlop is a Chrome extension that hides AI-written slop in your LinkedIn feed. On-device rules, no accounts, no telemetry. This page explains what the extension and this website do with data, in plain language.

The extension, by default

All scoring happens on your device. The extension reads the text of posts that appear in your LinkedIn feed and on post pages, scores them against a fixed set of pattern rules, and collapses the ones over your threshold. It has one Chrome permission, storage, used to remember your on/off state, your strictness setting, and a daily count of hidden posts. It makes no network calls, has no account system, and sends no analytics or crash reports.

Slop Score, when you turn it on

Slop Score is optional and off until you enable it in the popup and accept a consent card. When it is on:

• What is sent: the text of each post you scroll past (trimmed to 4,000 characters) and a random install identifier generated once on your device.
• Where it goes: to a Cloudflare Worker operated by NoSlop, which forwards the text to TypeSafe AI's Jev model for scoring.
• What is kept: a per-install daily counter used for rate limiting, deleted automatically after two days. Post text is never stored and never written to logs.
• What is never sent: your name, profile, connections, messages, the author of any post, or anything from pages other than the LinkedIn feed.

Turn Slop Score off at any time and the extension returns to fully on-device behaviour.

This website

noslop.lol sets no cookies and runs no analytics. If you join the waitlist we store your email address and the time you signed up, use it to send one announcement when the extension is available, and delete it after that announcement or earlier on request. Signups are rate-limited by a hashed, salted form of your IP address that is kept for one hour and never stored in readable form.

Your choices

• Turn Slop Score off in the popup, or uninstall the extension, at any time.
• Email hello@noslop.lol to be removed from the waitlist.

Changes

If this policy changes, the new version is published here with a new effective date.