> I haven't done any deep inspections to see if itself introduces some spyware I have, in that you can build your own version using their instructions and scri

> I haven't done any deep inspections to see if itself introduces some spyware I have, in that you can build your own version using their instructions and scripts, and I have read the scripts thoroughly. There is a binary blob at the end of one of them which gets decoded and installed, but you can strip it out easily enough. As well there are a few downloads that it pulls and installs -- also easy to comment that out and affects very little. They like to mess with the GUI and that is a matter of taste (they make the new settings panel inoperable so I remove that part from the script). I have also checked network traffic on an edge device to see what an AME install sends out. It is fine.