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The documentation site

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The framework

Teksilo is a library that runs on your users’ machines, so what matters is what it does there.

• It makes no network request of its own. Nothing in the default feature set opens a socket. There is no update check, no license check, no crash reporter phoning home.
• The telemetry crates are separate and off by default. Teksilo ships an optional analytics stack (teksilo-telemetry and its adapters). It is not in the umbrella crate’s default features, it is not linked unless an application asks for it, and once asked for it still sends nothing until the application obtains consent through its own ConsentStore. Whether to use it, what to collect and how to ask are decisions belonging to the application, not to the framework.
• It stores what you tell it to store, where the platform says to. The settings and window-state services write to the standard per-user configuration directory for the platform, and only what the application registers.

What an application built with Teksilo does with your data is a question for that application. The framework’s part is to make the quiet default the easy one.

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