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docs(privacy): say exactly what gcal never sends to a WireCat server - #481
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The gcal section said nothing goes to a WireCat server. A bug report from WireCat Desktop can carry a tool's failed run records, so the sentence now names what never goes there: the events and the Google sign-in, as the Drive and zm sections do. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Follow-up to #480. The new gcal section said "Nothing goes to a WireCat server". That is too broad: a WireCat Desktop bug report can carry each installed tool's last 20 failed run records (the page's own bug-report section), and gcal is one of those tools.
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lib/privacy.ts, in en, ru and es, the sentence now says what never goes to a WireCat server: the events and the Google sign-in. The Drive and zm sections already say it this way.Testing
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