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Cursor didn't expose it, you did when you decided to use Cursor. You're using an editor that is owned by a company with analytics built in. You're handing over
by bitbasher 11mo ago
Cursor didn't expose it, you did when you decided to use Cursor. You're using an editor that is owned by a company with analytics built in. You're handing over your data.
Stop using company hardware, software and subscriptions to do _anything_ personal.
- atrettel 11mo agoYes, this is the right answer. Compartmentalization is a basic principle in security. I never do anything personal on company hardware and vice versa. I keep both separate. It just makes things so much easier to manage in the long term.
- GenericDev 11mo ago[dead]