>>6785585It doesn't send the process list elsewhere, & it needs it to determine which game you're running to hook its overlay into it, to show which game you have running to your friends (if you don't opt out), and to tell you when PTT won't work because you're in a window that's run as admin when Discord itself isn't (and the OS won't let Discord capture the keypress). Literally required for operation of the program.
>>6785600Nice arguments & evidence.
>>6785622Thanks for this. It pretty much just confirms everything I've said. The article makes these points:
>Discord isn't open source so it can't be PROVEN not to be spywareFucking retarded logic - you can see everything it encrypts and I'm sure the people wiresharking and reverse engineering it would have found something by now if it was spyware. This isn't a unix-perfect free-software world.
>Discord collects the things it absolutely must in order to provide the functionality it doesFuckin' wow, let's burn it to the ground.
>Discord lets you integrate with social media. Spotify, etc., if you'd like to, therefore IT'S SPYWARE BECAUSE THOSE ARE SPYWARE TOOObvious scare tactics about other optional options to integrate with other optional services to provide optional functionality
>Discord has operated on investment, therefore it MUST sell users' dataExcept it hasn't, doesn't, this is against their privacy policy, stating that it's operated on investment & nitro subscriptions literally explains how it's been operating, and it was obviously all for market capture, which has succeeded, and they're setting themselves up to make bank with their store, since they're already installed on everyone's computer.
>Discord receives requests from the government for certain informationk, so does 4chan and literally every other service in the US. Don't upload videos of yourself fucking kids and we're square.
>>6786651>???economics??? 
