This policy covers the software the Two English Mugs team uses to publish and look after its own YouTube channel. It is a one-person setup: the software runs on the channel owner's own computers.
Only to run the channel: to check an upload is correct, to answer comments, and to see which episodes help people. Nothing is sold, rented or shared with advertisers.
An access token from Google, kept on the owner's own machine, and a local record of which comments have already been seen so the same comment is not reported twice. The token can be revoked at any time from the Google account's security settings.
Google, because the data comes from its YouTube API. No other company receives it. The software sends no data to the owner's own servers: there are none.
The show is made for adult learners. The software reads no private data about viewers at all, and comment author names are only visible to the channel owner inside YouTube itself.
Comment authors can delete their comment inside YouTube at any time. To ask a question about this policy, write to the address below.