But service like this doesn't have agency to disclose anything to anyone, does it? As I get it, it's meant for personal use, not for automatically sharing with

But service like this doesn't have agency to disclose anything to anyone, does it? As I get it, it's meant for personal use, not for automatically sharing with anyone - although those Notion plugins are a potentially gray area, simply because Notion is a third party. The idea is that if you forgot if Carl can make it or not, you can look in up on your private computer (which is assumed to be reasonably secure against unauthorized access), not that it should somehow act as a virtual secretary and automatically respond to others if Carl can make to a party or not. Doing the former does not create any issues wrt privacy (privacy is about not sharing sensitive data - and there is no data sharing), doing the latter is questionable at best. Recordings increase risks, and it's concerning that I don't see a single word about even the existence of retention policies (and whenever Screenpipe can "realize" and go off the record when it detects something sensitive, pausing recording until it notices the topic changes), but besides that I'm not sure how it harms any reasonable privacy. IMHO, trying to prohibit making notes is not really reasonable, but not sharing such notes with anyone without consent is very reasonable (YMMV, of course).