Part 3 shows the source code, in case you're concerned about it. It's just a few pages of C++ written 20 years ago, so unlikely that any lawyer would have any c

Part 3 shows the source code, in case you're concerned about it. It's just a few pages of C++ written 20 years ago, so unlikely that any lawyer would have any claim even in their wildest dreams, but stay clear of you want to have 100% plausible deniability. Parts 1 and 2 are clean. ps: standard IANAL disclaimer.