--- title: "What Data Does Nexter Extension Share With Us?" url: https://nexterwp.com/docs/data-sharing/ date: 2026-08-04 modified: 2026-08-05 author: "Aditya Sharma" description: "Nexter Extension can share some non-sensitive, technical information with POSIMYTH to help us catch conflicts and fix bugs faster. This is completely optional. Nothing is shared until you turn it..." word_count: 600 --- # What Data Does Nexter Extension Share With Us? ## Key Takeaways - Nexter Extension keeps sharing off by default, and it turns on only after an explicit action from the Settings toggle or the dashboard notice. - Nexter Extension sends non-sensitive technical details such as WordPress version, PHP version, MySQL version, web server type, timezone, HTTPS status, and whether the site is local or staging. - Nexter Extension shares active theme name and version, detected page builder such as Gutenberg or Elementor, active plugin slugs, and which other POSIMYTH products are active alongside it. - Nexter Extension never sends name, username, IP address, cookies, session data, browser fingerprint, license keys, or post and page content, and its data goes to POSIMYTH’s own server rather than a third-party analytics service. Nexter Extension can share some non-sensitive, technical information with POSIMYTH to help us catch conflicts and fix bugs faster. This is completely optional. Nothing is shared until you turn it on, from the Settings toggle or the notice inside your dashboard. The one exception: submitting the deactivation survey shares data as its own explicit action, whether or not the toggle is on. See "If You Deactivate and Tell Us Why" below.   ## Is This On By Default? No. Sharing is off until you take an explicit action to turn it on.   ## How Do I Turn It On or Off? There are two ways to turn sharing on. - The first time you use Nexter Extension, you will see a dashboard notice asking whether you want to help improve the plugin this way. Click **Allow** to turn it on, or **Dismiss** to skip it for now. - You can turn it on or off at any time from **Nexter → Extensions → Extra Options → Settings**. Toggle **Share Non-Sensitive Details** on or off and the change takes effect immediately, no save button needed. ![Nexter Extension Share Non-Sensitive Details toggle in Nexter Extensions Extra Options Settings](https://nexterwp.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/nexter-extension-share-non-sensitive-details-settings.png) Turning it off stops all future sharing right away.   ## What Exactly Gets Sent? When sharing is on, here is the complete list. This is every field the plugin sends, not a partial one. ### About Your Site Setup WordPress version, PHP version, MySQL version, your web server type, timezone, whether debug mode is on, memory limit, max upload size, your permalink style, whether HTTPS is used, whether this looks like a local or staging environment, your site’s language, whether it is a multisite, and your total user count. ### About Your Theme and Page Builder Your active theme name and version, your parent theme if you use one, and which page builder we detect, such as Gutenberg or Elementor. ### About Your Plugins The list of active plugin slugs, how many are active, and which other POSIMYTH products are active alongside Nexter Extension. ### About Nexter Extension Itself Its version, whether Pro is active, your license status and plan if you use Pro, and which built-in extensions you have switched on, such as SEO, Security, or Performance. ### If You Deactivate and Tell Us Why When you deactivate Nexter Extension, a quick feedback box asks why. The reason you picked from the list, and anything you typed in the optional text box, is shared when you submit it, even if the Share-Non-Sensitive-Details toggle above is off, because choosing a reason and submitting is its own separate, explicit action. Clicking **Skip & Deactivate** instead does not submit this feedback. If you also tick “I agree to be contacted via email for support with this plugin,” your admin email is included too, so we can reply. That box is unticked by default and only affects this one submission. #### Good To Know What is never sent, under any circumstance: your name, your username, your IP address, cookies, session data, browser fingerprint, license keys, or any content from your posts or pages. Your email address is never sent either, with one exception: ticking “I agree to be contacted via email” in the deactivation survey, described above. Outside of that one checkbox, no email address ever leaves your site through this feature.   ## Does This Include My Site’s Address? Yes, your site’s web address is included so we know which install a report belongs to.   ## Where Does This Data Go? To POSIMYTH’s own server. It is never shared with a third-party analytics service.   This is how Nexter Extension keeps you informed about what is shared, so you are always in control of what leaves your site. ## Frequently Asked Questions **Q: Is Nexter Extension sharing data by default?** A: Sharing is off by default, so nothing leaves your site until you turn it on yourself. The toggle lives in Settings > Extensions > Share Non-Sensitive Details, and switching it off stops future sharing right away. That matters because the feature is opt-in, not hidden telemetry, so you stay in control of when technical data starts going out. **Q: What information does Nexter Extension send when sharing is enabled?** A: Nexter Extension sends non-sensitive technical details only: WordPress, PHP, and MySQL versions, server type, timezone, debug mode, memory limit, max upload size, permalink style, HTTPS status, local or staging detection, site language, multisite status, user count, active theme and page builder, active plugin slugs, other POSIMYTH products, extension version, Pro status, license plan, and enabled built-in extensions like SEO, Security, or Performance. That list is complete for the sharing feature. **Q: Does Nexter Extension work with Gutenberg or Elementor?** A: Nexter Extension detects which page builder is active and reports it as part of the shared setup data. The page specifically names Gutenberg and Elementor as examples. That means the feature is tracking the builder in use for conflict debugging rather than sending content from your pages. **Q: What gets sent if I deactivate Nexter Extension and leave feedback?** A: The deactivation survey sends the reason you picked and anything you type into the optional text box. That submission happens as its own explicit action, so it can send data even if Share Non-Sensitive Details is turned off. If you also tick the email consent box, your admin email is included so POSIMYTH can reply with support. **Q: Does Nexter Extension send my site URL or address?** A: Your site’s web address is included so POSIMYTH can tell which install a report belongs to. That makes the report useful for debugging because a generic technical dump without a site identifier would be hard to match to the right installation. The page treats that address as part of the report metadata, not as content from your posts or pages. **Q: Where does Nexter Extension send this data?** A: The data goes to POSIMYTH’s own server only. It is not shared with a third-party analytics service. That distinction matters because the feature is meant for conflict detection and bug fixing inside POSIMYTH’s support flow, not for external tracking.