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What does "Sensitive data is never tracked" mean? I can't find any more details, and is like to know exactly what on the terminal is considered non-sensitive?
by CJefferson 5y ago
What does "Sensitive data is never tracked" mean? I can't find any more details, and is like to know exactly what on the terminal is considered non-sensitive?
- brendanfalk 5y agoWe consider most things you type in your terminal to be "sensitive". Fig only ever tracks the root command for any completion you do. For instance, if you type `git push origin master` and complete on `master`, Fig will only ever see `git` You can see our full privacy policy here: https://fig.io/privacy https://fig.io/privacy
- throwawaybutwhy 5y ago$ /home/throwawaybutwhy/miscellanea/world_domination_plan_no_1.sh --help You will see my login name, the structure of my folders and my intent to take over the world. Kinda sensitive, it seems.
- mschrage 5y agohaha :) We actually send the name of the completion spec rather the initial token. In this case, it would be "dotslash".