[bluecrab]

If it's 100% private as you state n your website, it would be opensource.

[thisislife2]

Not necessarily - if it works offline (without internet), that also satisfies the "privacy" requirement for many of us.

[dharmab]

Not necessarily - software can collect data offline and then send a payload at a later time.

[jerryliuoft]

Funnily enough. It was open source. But I had to close it because it was getting in the way of my implementation velocity. I can always open source it again. But there’s a decent chunk of work to clean the code up with keys etc. Also when it was open source I got 0 PR it was mostly just ppl filing bugs which makes me think my audiences don’t really care, and I could just save time if close source it