What we were told about you

These claims came from accounts.google.com in an identity token Google signed when you signed in — checked here against Google's published keys before any of it was believed. We asked for your name and email address; Google sends a little more alongside them, and everything it sent is listed here.

What this browser is holding

• One identity token — in this tab's storage, and nowhere else. It says who you are and nothing more: there is no access token here, and nothing that could be used to reach into your Google account. Closing the tab discards it, and it expires on its own in —.
• Session — held as a cookie byaccounts.google.com, not by this site. Signing out of Google ends it; signing out here does not.
• Cached page state — filed under your account and erased when you sign out, or the moment a different account signs in on this browser. Nothing is cached.
• No cookies of our own, and no analytics. This site sets nothing and measures nobody.

Ending it

Signing out discards the token in this browser and tells Google to stop offering to sign you back in without asking. It does not sign you out of Google, and it should not: this site was told who you are, it was never given your account, and ending a session it does not own is not its business. To remove this site's access at the Google end, use your Google account's connections; to ask us what we hold, write to suzan@omnidynamics.dev.