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Good news is that the app works entirely on your machine locally - no video data ever leaves your computer so hopefully that will alleviate some of your concern

• drivebyacct2 14y ago
  Unfortunately, it also means I no longer know if an app is accessing my webcam.
  • timdorr 14y ago
    If it gains exclusive control of your webcam, then that's one way of knowing. It would pre-empt any other control.
• huhtenberg 14y ago
  To put it bluntly - I don't know you enough to believe you, but then I am not in your target demographics. (edit) To elaborate - there are people who care deeply about privacy, and there are those who don't (really) give a damn about it. Former won't touch Flutter with a pole no matter what you say. They won't touch it even if Flutter were open source. I know because I am one of them. Latter group however is substantially larger and it basically includes everyone with a Facebook account. Having built a product that could've been seen as privacy-invasive, I was in a situation similar to yours and the take away was to counter complaints from the former group with a simple "this product is not for you." It saves nerves, time and money. Great site redesign by the way. Not sure if it'd would help with getting $ customers, but it's certainly un-ordinary.