Policy explicitly states whether data is sold or shared with third parties

GDPR Art. 13(1)(e) requires explicit disclosure of any recipients or categories of recipients of personal data before collection. CCPA §1798.115 gives users the right to know whether their data is sold or shared. An extension that sends user data to Google Analytics, Sentry, or a custom analytics backend without disclosing this in its privacy policy is in direct violation of both regulations — and of Chrome Web Store policy, which requires accurate data sharing disclosures in the store listing. Users who install an extension believing it processes data locally have a reasonable expectation that has been violated if data is silently leaving their device.

Add a "Third-Party Services" section to your PRIVACY.md or hosted privacy policy, naming every external service your extension contacts:

## Third-Party Services

This extension sends anonymized usage data to:
- **Sentry** (error tracking): https://sentry.io/privacy/
- **Google Analytics** (usage statistics): https://policies.google.com/privacy

We do NOT sell user data to any third party.

Also update the Chrome Web Store listing's "Privacy practices" section to reflect each third party named above. If a service is used only during development (e.g., a local error logger), confirm it is disabled in production builds before shipping.