Last updated: 27 July 2026
This policy covers once-backup, a personal backup utility published at olibano.dev by Ivan Vega.
once-backup runs on hardware I own and operate. It copies my own backup archives to my own Google Drive account so that a second, offsite copy exists. It is a single-user tool: the only Google account it ever connects to is the account of the person who runs it.
The application requests a single OAuth scope, https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive.file. This scope grants access only to files that the application itself creates in Google Drive. It does not permit reading, listing, or modifying any other file or folder in the account.
Within that scope the application only ever creates, reads back, and deletes the backup archive files it has written itself, inside a single folder it creates for that purpose.
Google Drive is used solely as file storage for backup archives. The application does not analyze, index, or otherwise process the contents of the Drive account, and it does not use Google user data to train any model.
No data is transmitted to, sold to, or shared with any third party. There is no server-side component that receives user data — the application runs entirely on the user's own machine and communicates only with Google's APIs.
Access can be revoked at any time from Google Account permissions. Revoking access immediately stops the application from reaching Drive. Files it has already written remain in the Drive account and can be deleted normally.
Questions about this policy: ivanvega@gmail.com.