Tell HN: Make Trusting in You Optional

I was about to install Gramarly in a new mac and I've found there is no way I can use it without giving it full permission to keyboard spoof the host. Their justification? "...to make the app offer you functionality across many applications..." I do not want to trade the security of absolutely everything I type in exchange for very casual convenience that I know I won't use enough to justify the risk. Offering me the convenience is okay but also offer me a way to use your service in a way that does not make mandatory to trust in you because I don't. And after Microsoft spying on journalist emails, nobody should. I've deleted the downloaded app without completing the installing process of course. This applies for all apps and services. Big tech and new startups.