Yirtik Pantolon Uploader – Privacy Policy

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Last updated: October 14, 2026

Yirtik Pantolon Uploader is a private, internal tool used only by Oğuzhan Tıraş to upload videos to his own YouTube channel, “YırtıkPantolon”. It is not offered to the public and has no other users.

What the tool does

The tool runs on the channel owner’s own computer. Using the YouTube Data API, it uploads videos he edited, and sets their title, description, tags and thumbnail. Uploaded videos start as private so the owner can review them in YouTube Studio before publishing.

Data accessed

  • The OAuth permission to upload and manage videos on the owner’s own YouTube channel (scopes youtube.upload and youtube).
  • The channel name, read only to confirm that the upload goes to the right channel.

How data is stored and shared

  • The access token is stored only on the owner’s computer, in a folder readable by his user account alone.
  • No data is sent to any server other than Google/YouTube. Nothing is sold, shared, or used for advertising.
  • The tool does not access other users’ data, comments, analytics, or any other Google services.

Revoking access

Access can be revoked at any time at myaccount.google.com/permissions. Deleting the local token removes the tool’s access on the computer as well.

YouTube Terms

This tool uses YouTube API Services. By using it, the owner agrees to the YouTube Terms of Service and the Google Privacy Policy.

Contact

Oğuzhan Tıraş – oguzhantiras.com

Yirtik Pantolon Uploader – Privacy Policy

Yirtik Pantolon Uploader is a personal tool used only by Oğuzhan Tıraş to upload videos to his own YouTube channel, “YırtıkPantolon”. It is not open to the public and has no other users.

The tool runs on the channel owner's own computer. It uses the YouTube Data API to upload edited videos and sets their title, description, tags, and thumbnail information. Videos are first uploaded as “Private”.

The access token is stored only on the channel owner's computer. No data is sent to anywhere other than Google/YouTube; it is not sold or shared. Permission can be revoked at any time at myaccount.google.com/permissions.

This tool uses YouTube API Services. The YouTube Terms of Service and the Google Privacy Policy apply.

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Skyscanner – Skyscanner is my favorite flight search engine. It searches small websites and budget airlines that big search sites often miss. It is definitely the number one place to start.

Google Flights – Google Flights finds incredible flight deals. If you are flexible with dates and destinations, you can snag great deals and save hundreds of dollars in the process!

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