TKVION Hunter - Privacy Policy

Last updated: September 9, 2026

TKVION Hunter (the "Extension") is a Chrome browser extension published by TKVION for use by its own recruiters/appliers. It works alongside the TKVION job-hunting platform at bd.tkvion.com ("the Platform"). This page explains what data the Extension collects, why, and how it's used. The Extension is not available to the general public - it's an internal tool for TKVION's own team - but this policy is published here to meet the Chrome Web Store's disclosure requirements.

What the Extension does

When you're signed in and browsing a job posting (on LinkedIn, Indeed, SimplyHired, ZipRecruiter, or any site that exposes structured job data), the Extension reads that job's title, company, location, and description directly from the page, and shows a small badge with a fit-score against your own resume(s) already on file in the Platform. If the job looks like a good match, it can add the job to the shared Platform for your team.

Data we collect

Data typeWhat, specificallyWhy
Authentication information The username/password you enter in the Extension's popup to sign in, and the resulting session token To identify you as a TKVION recruiter/applier and authorize API requests to the Platform
Personally identifiable information Your TKVION login username (a work email address) Same as above - stored locally so you stay signed in between browser sessions
Website content Job title, company name, location, and description text read from the job posting page you're currently viewing To compute a fit score against your resume(s) and, if you choose, add the job to the Platform
Web history (limited) The URL of the specific job posting page you're viewing when a job is detected Stored alongside the job listing so recruiters can click through to the original posting - not used to build a general browsing history

The Extension does not collect health information, financial/payment information, personal communications (emails, chats), precise location/GPS data, or user-activity signals like keystrokes, mouse movement, or scroll behavior. The content script only reads the static, already-rendered text of a job posting - it does not monitor your browsing beyond that.

How data is used and shared

Data retention and access

Your session token and username are stored locally in your browser (chrome.storage.local) until you sign out or uninstall the Extension. Job and account data sent to the Platform is retained under the same policies as the rest of the TKVION Platform, and is only accessible to authorized TKVION staff.

Contact

Questions about this policy or your data can be sent to privacy@tkvion.com.