Privacy Policy

This policy explains how C&E Venture Partners, LLC handles Google user data for Mail CLI and GA4 MCP Server.

Last updated July 20, 2026

Scope

This policy applies only to Mail CLI and GA4 MCP Server. Both are private, locally operated tools for authorized account owners. It does not govern the separate products and websites in the C&E Venture Partners portfolio.

Google user data accessed

Mail CLI

At the user's direction, Mail CLI may access Gmail account identifiers, messages and their headers, labels, attachments, threads, and drafts. It may apply permitted mailbox changes such as labeling, archiving, marking read or unread, moving messages to or from Trash, and creating or updating drafts. It does not expose an email-send action.

GA4 MCP Server

At the user's direction, GA4 MCP Server may access Google Analytics property identifiers and aggregate reporting data, including traffic, page, source, engagement, event, and date-range metrics. It requests read-only access and does not alter Analytics properties.

How data is used

Google user data is used only to authenticate the authorized user, carry out the specific mailbox or analytics operation the user requests, display the requested result, maintain security, and troubleshoot the tool.

C&E Venture Partners does not sell Google user data, use it for advertising, build marketing profiles from it, determine creditworthiness, or use it to train generalized AI models.

Storage and retention

Sharing and transfer

The tools communicate with Google APIs to provide their features. When a user invokes a tool through an AI assistant or other MCP client, the requested result is passed to that client on the user's behalf; the selected client's own privacy and retention terms apply. C&E Venture Partners does not otherwise disclose Google user data except when required by law.

Our use and transfer of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements.

Security

We use least-privilege OAuth scopes, local credential isolation, restrictive file permissions, and application-level command allowlists. No method of storage or transmission is completely secure, but these controls are designed to reduce unauthorized access and accidental use.

Your choices

You may stop using either tool, delete its local token, and revoke its access from your Google Account connections. You can manage Gmail content and Analytics access directly in the relevant Google product.

Changes

We may update this policy when the tools, scopes, or data practices change. The updated date above will identify the latest version.

Contact

C&E Venture Partners, LLC
Franklin, Massachusetts, United States
hello@ceventurepartners.com