Your data
What apps can store on your account, who can read it, and how to remove it.
Apps can store data on your account so your work survives between sessions. That storage is per user and per app.
What is stored#
- Key/value entries — small structured values: settings, drafts, saved state. See Key/value store.
- Files — documents an app writes for you. See File storage.
Who can read it#
Only the app that wrote it, and only while you have granted it a read scope. One app cannot read another app's data on your account, and no app can read another user's data. PortModels staff access is limited to what is needed to operate the service — see the Privacy policy.
Controlling it#
- Withhold access — decline
kv.*orfiles.*scopes at the Connect screen. The app still works for anything that doesn't need storage. - Revoke access — disconnect the app; its tokens stop working immediately.
- Delete the data — ask the app to delete it, or contact [email protected] to have an app's stored data removed from your account.
Deleting your PortModels account removes the data apps stored for you.