Last updated 9 October 2026
This policy covers antidotethefoodie.com and Antidote Shorts Bot, a private publishing tool used by Anthony Suggs (“Antidote”) to upload his own video content to his own social accounts.
The Antidote Drizzle Bowl game hosted at antidotethefoodie.com/drizzle-bowl does take one thing from players — the display name they choose to put on the public leaderboard — so it has its own, fuller policy: the game’s Privacy Policy. The summary below covers the rest of this site.
The short version. Antidote Shorts Bot is a single-operator tool. It publishes Antidote’s own videos to Antidote’s own channels. It has no users other than its operator, and sells nothing to anyone. Browsing the pages of this site collects nothing from you. The one exception is the Drizzle Bowl game, which posts the display name you type to a public leaderboard — see the game’s policy.
Antidote Shorts Bot is not a consumer product. It is a personal automation tool with exactly one authorized account: the operator’s. It does not offer sign-in, does not create accounts, and is not made available to third parties.
When the operator authorizes the tool against his own Google Account, it receives access limited to these scopes:
youtube.upload — upload videos to the operator’s own channel.youtube.force-ssl — manage the operator’s own video metadata (titles,
descriptions, tags) over an encrypted connection.yt-analytics.readonly — read the operator’s own channel performance data.yt-analytics-monetary.readonly — read the operator’s own revenue figures.All four apply solely to the operator’s own channel. The tool never requests access to anyone else’s account, and it cannot read other people’s private data.
Antidote Shorts Bot uses YouTube API Services. By authorizing it, the operator is also agreeing to the YouTube Terms of Service. Google’s handling of any data reached through those APIs is described in the Google Privacy Policy.
Access granted to this tool can be withdrawn at any time from the Google security settings page at myaccount.google.com/permissions. Revocation takes effect immediately and stops all further publishing.
antidotethefoodie.com is a static website. It sets no tracking cookies and runs no advertising or analytics trackers of its own. Pages may embed content from third-party platforms — YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Gumroad, OpenStreetMap tiles — and those providers apply their own privacy policies to anything they receive when their content loads.
The game at /drizzle-bowl has no accounts and asks for no email, phone number, or payment details. It does two things worth naming here:
drizzle-bowl-scores.higgsfield.app and published publicly. Skipping the name screen
sends nothing.Full detail, including how to have an entry deleted, is in the game’s Privacy Policy.
If you contact the operator by email or phone, that message is used only to reply to you.
For the Antidote Eats Alerts text line, we keep only the name and mobile number of each person who agreed to receive alerts, and the messages sent. Mobile numbers and SMS opt-in consent are never shared with or sold to third parties or affiliates for marketing or promotional purposes. They are used only to send the alerts described in the Terms. Messages are delivered through our SMS provider (Twilio) solely to send them. Reply STOP to opt out; your number is then removed from the list.
OAuth tokens are kept only while the automation is running and are replaced whenever they are renewed. Old copies are deleted automatically. Revoking access, or deleting the local token file, removes them entirely.
This tool is not directed at children and does not knowingly collect information from anyone under 13. The Drizzle Bowl game is intended for players 13 and older and likewise does not knowingly collect information from anyone under 13; if you believe a child under 13 has submitted a name to the leaderboard, email us and it will be deleted.
Any update to this policy will be posted on this page with a revised date above.
Questions about this policy: CollabWithAntidote@gmail.com