>>4763626But they wouldn't have any reason to keep any information on you, since it is a paid service. Not that no paid service ever does this, but in their case it's in their best interest not to do so, since the potential reward of having information to sell to customers is vastly outweighed by the potential loss of such an unpopular thing being found out.
So this is why, unlike Discord, I don't imagine it being a real concern. But still, if there's actual evidence, whether in the terms of agreement (which nobody reads to begin with) or some kinds of leaks, then I'd be glad to say I'm wrong.
And the point of whether or not it is open-source doesn't really matter to begin with: you certainly get a lot more visibility into the whole thing, but it doesn't mean every program that is not open source is actively spying on you, which is why it is better to use logic and common sense.
