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Privacy policy? Terms of Service? About company / developer(s) page? Technology details (P2P, intermediary server)? Why would anyone download and install an ap

• rglover 15y ago
  Yep. You can keep the design simple, but you need something to explain what you're doing (or not doing) with people's data. Also, a bit strange this wasn't made available considering you ask for my email address right after the application starts.
  • tashmahalic 15y ago
    We're building the tool to send your bytes peer to peer (UDP hole punching) when it can, which works ~90% of the time. When it fails, we route your bytes through our servers. We don't store your bytes.
• tashmahalic 15y ago
  Trent here, from WireOver. The tool isn't a virus or malware, don't worry. It's just a file sending tool. We'll put up terms of service and a privacy policy very soon.
  • rainboiboi 15y ago
    Well make sure you get it up soon. hackers are paranoid people. =p
    • rytis 15y ago
      Oh, so if a website says they aren't stealing your data, or doing anything shady, then it's OK to trust them?..
      • lambada 15y ago
        It certainly helps as you then at least have evidence that you can use in court to prove that they've violated their own policies.
• espinchi 15y ago
  I'd say most of the people don't care about those. (Even if we do in HN.) So, yes, WireOver guys should put some more information, but I don't think it's a dealbreaker anyway.