What can Socialync see in my accounts?
Socialync can see only what you approve on each platform's own sign in screen. Socialync does not ask for your platform password. Bluesky is the exception: you create an app password in Bluesky, and Socialync does not store it. Socialync uses the access to publish, to read stats and, on the platforms the comments inbox supports, to work with comments.
Last checked November 10, 2026
Permissions Socialync asks for
| Platform | What Socialync asks for |
|---|---|
| Your basic profile, publishing content, insights, and managing comments. | |
| Managing your business assets, listing your Pages, creating and managing posts on your Pages, reading Page engagement and the content people post on your Pages, and Page insights. | |
| TikTok | Your basic profile, more profile details, your profile stats, publishing videos, uploading videos, and listing your videos. |
| YouTube | Seeing, editing and deleting your YouTube videos, ratings, comments and captions, and reading your YouTube Analytics reports. |
| Signing you in with your name, email and profile, posting as you, posting to the Company Pages you administer, reading those Pages' posts, managing the Company Pages you administer, comment and reaction access on posts through the social feed permissions, and analytics for your posts and profile. | |
| Threads | Your basic profile, publishing, insights, and reading and managing replies. |
| Reading your boards, creating and changing boards, reading your pins, creating and changing pins, and your profile name and picture. | |
| X | Reading posts, reading your profile, writing posts, uploading media, and staying signed in without asking again. |
| Bluesky | Your handle and an app password that Socialync does not store. Bluesky has no permission screen. |
Passwords
You sign in on the platform's own page, so Socialync does not receive your password for Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Threads, Pinterest or X. For Bluesky you create an app password in Bluesky and paste it in. Socialync uses it to sign in and keeps the session Bluesky returns, and does not store the app password itself.
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