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JetBrains' privacy policy is so open-ended I am surprised their IDEs are permitted in any environment with software that justifies an IDE. It amounts to "Here
by RunSet 4y ago
JetBrains' privacy policy is so open-ended I am surprised their IDEs are permitted in any environment with software that justifies an IDE.
It amounts to "Here are just some examples of the parties we might share your information with / reasons we might share your information but don't consider this a definitive list."
Also their autocomplete sucks. As in always inserts the wrong thing in the wrong place.