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It is free.. So why not just audit the source personally to put your mind at ease and build locally if that’s a major concern of yours?

• aantix 3y ago
  And since you did the audit yourself, you could help out the maintainers by adding a privacy policy.
  • jhugo 3y ago
    A privacy policy isn't typical for code that you build and run yourself on your own machine; it's something that services publish to explain what they will do with the data you send them.
    • joshspankit 3y ago
      This. Some will do it anyway for PR/marketing, but if the creator does not interact with, have access to, or collect your data they have no obligation to have a privacy policy.