It seems nostr:npub18tcc00lqpysdsurg567dllzg7jeyr5wcyk2v6w23rx3s3ygyze2qv32nxx has some stuff to explain
Uninstalling until they provide further information
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nostr:npub18tcc00lqpysdsurg567dllzg7jeyr5wcyk2v6w23rx3s3ygyze2qv32nxx was reading your privacy policy. under what circumstances do you need to collect information about software programs and browsing history on a user's device?
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Discussion
Always read the privacy policy first. The policy should be no more than a few sentences at most!
We've posted explanations about this previously, but we've shared another below.
There's numerous ways to interact with our app while maintaining privacy and pseudonymity, without having to trust us. Not using credit card payment methods is an important one. Additionally, making use of our web app with login methods like LN-Auth or Auth47 (PayNym). You can of course use a burner email if you opt for traditional auth methods. You could also hook up directly to our API.
One or a combination of those options would work well. And hopefully the policy explanation shared below clarifies any points of concern re what we actually collect and for what reasons.