Privacy policy

Slop Mop is a research project. It reads the posts your own LinkedIn session already rendered, sends the text out to be judged, and keeps as little as it can afterwards. This page says exactly what that means.

last updated 20 september 2026

The server

All judging requests go to one host: api.slopmop.lol. Nothing else is contacted by the extension. If you run your own copy, this is the address you change.

What leaves your browser

The post text and its public engagement counts are sent to api.slopmop.lol, and the text is passed on from there to TypeSafe's Jev, which produces the answers behind the score. Your name is never sent, and neither is the author's.

What is stored

Five things, and nothing else:

A hash of the post text a one-way hash, so the same post isn't judged twice. The text itself is not kept.

Scores Jev's answers to the eleven questions, the slop score, and when the post was first seen.

Engagement counts the public reaction and comment numbers the usefulness check reads.

A salted hash of the install id enough to count installs and dedupe votes, not enough to identify you.

Votes your No, Maybe or Probably on a post, tallied under that salted hash.

No LinkedIn profile data, no browsing history, no cookies set by the extension, and no advertising or analytics vendors. Usage is capped at 250 checks per install per day.

Retention

Check logs — the operational record of requests hitting the server — are kept for 90 days and then deleted.

The code

The extension and the judging server are MIT licensed. You can read exactly what is sent and stored, and run your own server if you would rather not use this one.

Contact

Questions, corrections, or a request to have your votes removed: hello@slopmop.lol.