Privacy controls
Every control over what White Rabbit sees, keeps, and shows, and where to find it.
At a glance#
- Rabbit-hole detection
- WhereCapture & privacy
- What it doesTurns noticing rabbit holes on or off on this device.
- Pause White Rabbit
- WhereCapture & privacy, or the extension's menu
- What it doesStops recording for 15 minutes, 1 hour, until tomorrow, or until you resume.
- Let Rabbit find your rabbit holes
- WhereCapture & privacy
- What it doesOff until you turn it on. When on, Rabbit, White Rabbit's AI, looks through your recent browsing once a day, or sooner when a sitting looks like a rabbit hole.
- Always skip
- WhereCapture & privacy
- What it doesWhole categories that are ignored: banking, health, email, work tools, password managers, adult sites.
- Better summaries
- WhereCapture & privacy
- What it doesOff by default. When on, page text is read on your device to write better trails.
- Delete history
- WhereCapture & privacy
- What it doesDeletes what White Rabbit and the extension recorded, and rabbit holes you haven't reviewed.
- Disconnect Safari
- WhereCapture & privacy
- What it doesStops White Rabbit Helper sending Safari's history from your Mac.
- Who can contact you
- WhereSettings → Privacy
- What it doesWhether everyone, or only people you follow, can message you, add you to groups, pass you rabbit holes, invite you onto them, or ask to join a rabbit hole you started or a chat you run.
- Who can join
- WhereDetails in a group discussion you look after
- What it doesWhether anyone signed in can read and join it, or only the people added to it. See Who can join.
- Blocked people
- WhereSettings → Privacy, or Block in someone's menu
- What it doesPeople who can't reach you, and whose rabbit holes and comments you don't see. See Block someone.
- Remove follower
- WhereYour followers, on your profile
- What it doesTakes someone off your followers, so they stop seeing rabbit holes you share with followers.
- Notifications
- WhereSettings → Notifications
- What it doesPush on this device, new rabbit holes from people and topics you follow (one notification a day), the daily email, an email when you've been away, and a weekly recap. Every email also has a link to stop it, or to stop them all.
- Mute a conversation
- WherePress and hold it in Messages, or right-click it on a computer
- What it doesStops its badge, pushes, and emails. Mentions still come through, and in a one-to-one conversation so do rabbit holes sent or passed to you.
- Invite links
- WherePeople on a rabbit hole, or Details in a discussion
- What it doesTurn off an invite link you made. Whoever started the rabbit hole, or looks after the discussion, can turn off every one.
- Ads
- WhereAn ad's AdChoices icon, and Google's My Ad Center
- What it doesLearn about or report an ad, and manage how Google uses your information for ads.
| Control | Where | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Rabbit-hole detection | Capture & privacy | Turns noticing rabbit holes on or off on this device. |
| Pause White Rabbit | Capture & privacy, or the extension's menu | Stops recording for 15 minutes, 1 hour, until tomorrow, or until you resume. |
| Never analyze | Capture & privacy | Sites that are ignored completely. |
| Let Rabbit find your rabbit holes | Capture & privacy | Off until you turn it on. When on, Rabbit, White Rabbit's AI, looks through your recent browsing once a day, or sooner when a sitting looks like a rabbit hole. |
| Always skip | Capture & privacy | Whole categories that are ignored: banking, health, email, work tools, password managers, adult sites. |
| Better summaries | Capture & privacy | Off by default. When on, page text is read on your device to write better trails. |
| Delete history | Capture & privacy | Deletes what White Rabbit and the extension recorded, and rabbit holes you haven't reviewed. |
| Disconnect Safari | Capture & privacy | Stops White Rabbit Helper sending Safari's history from your Mac. |
| Default visibility | Settings → Privacy | Who new rabbit holes are visible to. |
| Who can contact you | Settings → Privacy | Whether everyone, or only people you follow, can message you, add you to groups, pass you rabbit holes, invite you onto them, or ask to join a rabbit hole you started or a chat you run. |
| Who can join | Details in a group discussion you look after | Whether anyone signed in can read and join it, or only the people added to it. See Who can join. |
| Blocked people | Settings → Privacy, or Block in someone's menu | People who can't reach you, and whose rabbit holes and comments you don't see. See Block someone. |
| Remove follower | Your followers, on your profile | Takes someone off your followers, so they stop seeing rabbit holes you share with followers. |
| AI model | Settings → AI | Which model writes AI insight for you. |
| Notifications | Settings → Notifications | Push on this device, new rabbit holes from people and topics you follow (one notification a day), the daily email, an email when you've been away, and a weekly recap. Every email also has a link to stop it, or to stop them all. |
| Mute a conversation | Press and hold it in Messages, or right-click it on a computer | Stops its badge, pushes, and emails. Mentions still come through, and in a one-to-one conversation so do rabbit holes sent or passed to you. |
| Invite links | People on a rabbit hole, or Details in a discussion | Turn off an invite link you made. Whoever started the rabbit hole, or looks after the discussion, can turn off every one. |
| Ads | An ad's AdChoices icon, and Google's My Ad Center | Learn about or report an ad, and manage how Google uses your information for ads. |
| Delete account | Settings → Account | Deletes your account and everything in it. |
Your browsing#
The browser extension keeps a week of your browsing in your browser. What the extension records isn't uploaded unless you turn on Let Rabbit find your rabbit holes, which is off until you do; White Rabbit asks once the extension connects. If you turn it on, once a day, or sooner when a sitting looks like a rabbit hole (at most four times a day), the page titles and search queries, site names, which page led to which, and time spent from pages you've browsed since it last looked (the first time, the last two days; after that, from where it stopped, up to the past week but never more than two days from before you turned it on), with the titles of your rabbit holes (including private ones only you are on, unless you turned Rabbit on before October 20, 2026) and what Rabbit wrote for its own earlier suggestions, go to our AI provider, which finds the rabbit holes in them, never full addresses. Only what Rabbit finds is suggested, so with it off, nothing is.
Three things are saved to your account, where only you can see them: history files you import; if you connect Safari on a Mac, the Safari history White Rabbit Helper sends, which is deleted automatically after seven days; and, when Rabbit finds rabbit holes, how many and in which browser, never what they are. Delete history removes all three, and turning Rabbit off removes the last.
Wherever it's kept, your browsing is never shown to anyone, sold, or used for ads, feeds, or search, and it never reaches an AI unless you turn on Rabbit.
Your rabbit holes#
Rabbit holes White Rabbit notices stay private until you approve them. When you post, you choose who can see each one. See Sharing and visibility.
Ads#
Ads in Home's feeds come from Google AdSense and aren't personalized. Your browsing, private rabbit holes, and messages are never sent to Google or advertisers, and Google's ad script never loads in a tab where the White Rabbit extension or Helper is connected. There are no ads in private rabbit holes, messages, the composer, onboarding, or settings. See the Advertising Policy.
Getting a copy, or anything else#
To ask for a copy of your data, or to make any other privacy request, email contact.whiterabbt.com@gmail.com from the address on your account.