Unraid MCP · Last updated 27 August 2026
Unraid MCP is a privately operated, single-user application running on personally owned hardware. It is not a commercial service and has no users other than its operator.
When you sign in with Google, the application receives two things:
Nothing else is requested. The application asks only for the
openid and userinfo.email scopes. It cannot read your
Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Contacts, or any other Google service.
The email address is compared against a fixed allowlist to decide whether to grant access. That is its only purpose. The OAuth token is used to keep the session authenticated.
Tokens are encrypted at rest and stored on the operator's own server. Nothing is stored in any third-party or cloud database. There is no analytics, no tracking, and no advertising.
Nothing. No data is sold, shared, transferred, or disclosed to any third party. Data does not leave the operator's own hardware except in transit between the authenticated client and the server.
Tokens persist only as long as the session is valid and are removed when the session expires or is revoked. You can revoke access at any time from your Google account permissions page, which immediately invalidates the token.
The application reads status and configuration from a personal home server. That data belongs to the operator, concerns hardware and containers rather than people, and is never transmitted to anyone else.
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