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The trust and security page

The trust page says in plain words what FoxPlug asks for in each tool you connect, what it never does, where your data lives, how it is protected and how to delete it. It also has a PDF of security answers you can send to a customer or your own team.

Where to find it: https://foxplug.com/trust/ in your browser. No account needed.

Steps

1. Open https://foxplug.com/trust/.
2. Read section 1 to see, tool by tool, what FoxPlug asks for and what it uses it for.
3. Read section 2 for what FoxPlug never does.
4. Press Download the security answers (PDF) at the top if you need a file to send.
5. For questions, write to privacy@mentionfox.com. The page also links the privacy policy.

Good to know

• Section 1 covers GitHub, Stripe, analytics tools, LinkedIn, Product Hunt and other tools. For example, Stripe access is read-only, and a LinkedIn post goes out only when you press Post now.
• Section 3 lists where your data lives and the companies that handle it for FoxPlug, each with a link to its own security page.
• Section 4 covers protection. It says every table in the database has row-level security switched on, so a signed-in account can read only its own rows. Keys you give FoxPlug for other tools are kept in an encrypted secret store, and disconnecting a tool deletes our copy at once.
• Section 5 covers deleting: Disconnect in the app, and Delete my account under Settings. A paid subscription is cancelled first, and your account and its data are deleted with no waiting period.
• Section 6 gives the promise to tell affected people by email within 72 hours of confirming a problem on our side.
• The page says what FoxPlug does not have: no ISO 27001 or SOC 2 certificate, and no published backup or restore-time commitment yet. It also says there is no separate status page yet.
• The page shows the date it was last reviewed, 11 November 2026 at the time of writing.

What it does not do

• The page does not claim a security certificate. It says plainly that FoxPlug holds neither ISO 27001 nor SOC 2.
• According to the page, FoxPlug does not post or send on its own, does not touch your money, does not read your code files and does not sell personal data.

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• The free tools
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Something here not matching what you see? Write to hello@foxplug.com and say which line. Last checked 2026-11-12.