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Help / Support
How can we help?
Get help with a SilverFox application, a Google Account connection, privacy, or a data request.
Support information last updated: September 18, 2026
Contact SilverFox Support
Email silverfoxagents@gmail.com. Include the name of the SilverFox application or service, a short description of the issue, and any non-sensitive error message that you see.
Never email your password, OAuth authorization code, access token, refresh token, or other account credentials. SilverFox Support will not ask you to send them.
Common requests
Permission questions
Ask what a requested Google permission enables before you approve it, or contact us about a permission already granted.
Privacy or data deletion
Email us with “Data deletion request” in the subject. We may verify your identity before acting on the request.
Security concerns
Report unexpected access, suspicious activity, or a potential vulnerability without including credentials or sensitive personal data.
Disconnect a Google Account
You can review or remove a SilverFox application's access from your Google Account connections. Removing access stops the application from making new requests to your Google Account, but it does not automatically delete information previously provided to the application.
To request deletion of information held by SilverFox Technologies, email silverfoxagents@gmail.com. For more detail about access, use, sharing, retention, and deletion, read our Privacy Policy.
Before contacting us
- Confirm that you are signed into the Google Account you intended to connect.
- Note the application name, the page where the issue occurred, and the approximate time.
- Copy the visible error message or attach a screenshot after removing personal or confidential information.
- Do not send passwords, codes, tokens, or private documents.
About SilverFox applications
SilverFox Technologies develops and operates AI agents, business automations, and systems integrations. Some applications let a user connect a Google Account to enable a feature the user requests. Access is limited to the permissions shown on Google's consent screen and approved by the user.