Privacy notice
Netizency Page Analytics
Last updated 13 November 2026
Who we are
Netizency Page Analytics is an internal tool operated by Netizency, a social media agency based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It is used only by Netizency team members to track the performance of the LinkedIn Company Pages we manage for our clients. It is not connected to any other Netizency system.
What LinkedIn data we access
A Super Admin of a client's LinkedIn Company Page chooses to connect the Page by signing in with LinkedIn. We request only these permissions (scopes):
r_organization_social— to read the Page's own posts and their aggregate statistics.rw_organization_admin— to confirm which Pages the person administers and to read Page-level statistics (followers, impressions, engagement). We do not use it to change anything on LinkedIn.
With these permissions we read organisation-level and post-level aggregate statistics only: follower count and monthly follower gains, impressions, reactions, comments and reposts (totals), video view totals, and the text, date and type of the Page's own posts.
What we store
- The LinkedIn OAuth access token (and refresh token, if LinkedIn issues one) for each connected Page, with its expiry date.
- The Page's LinkedIn id, name and public vanity name, and which Netizency team member connected it and when.
- Cached aggregate statistics for each Page, kept for up to 6 hours before being refreshed from LinkedIn or deleted.
- With those statistics, for up to 6 hours: the date, type and text (up to 200 characters, with LinkedIn member identifiers removed) of the Page's own posts, so the post performance table can show which post each figure belongs to.
- For security, a count of failed sign-in attempts per keyed hash of the network address, deleted after 24 hours.
If one LinkedIn sign-in covers several Pages, the list of those Pages is kept for at most 15 minutes while a team member chooses which ones to connect, then deleted.
What we never collect
- Personal data of LinkedIn members: we never retrieve, store or display the names, profiles, photos or any other personal data of members who follow the Page or who react to, comment on or share its posts.
- Comment text, or the identities of reactors or commenters.
- The profile of the Page admin who authorises the connection, beyond the access token LinkedIn issues for it.
Post excerpts are shown as plain text; LinkedIn member identifiers are removed from them. If the Page itself mentions someone by name in one of its own posts, that name is shown as written in the post.
How we use it
Only to show Netizency team members how the connected Pages are performing, so we can report results to the client who owns the Page. We do not use LinkedIn data for advertising, profiling, lead generation or training any model.
Sharing
We do not sell, rent or share LinkedIn data with anyone. It is visible only to signed-in Netizency team members. The tool runs on Cloudflare Workers with a Cloudflare D1 database, which act as our hosting providers.
Security
Access requires a Netizency account. Sessions are signed and expire after 8 hours. Every connection to the tool is encrypted (HTTPS), and tokens are never shown in the interface or written to logs. Cloudflare keeps short-lived operational logs (request metadata and error codes, never tokens, passwords or LinkedIn statistics).
Deletion and your choices
- Any team member can Disconnect a Page in the tool; this immediately deletes its access token and all cached statistics.
- A Page admin can ask us to delete a connection at any time by emailing hello@netizency.com.
- A Page admin can also revoke the tool's access in their LinkedIn settings (Settings → Data privacy → Permitted services); the stored token then stops working.
Contact
Netizency, Dubai, United Arab Emirates — hello@netizency.com.