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The committed code in the repo will get scraped anyway, but the data used in testing is a different story. Not that anyone’s ever tested with prod data.

I don’t think the issue is a practical one though. It’s more the company that stands on promises of privacy using tools that are overtly share-happy that seems to be a ideological discrepancy.

But in case my initial comment’s “I don’ think…” wasn’t clear enough, this was my attempt at understanding why this might be a concern (or at least of interest) to folks in this community, not a personal statement of condemnation or anything. I personally could not give less of a shit what code editor they use.

I wasn’t shitting on anybody. You’re ranting is misdirected.

I don’t think the concern is as much with the purity of their vibe coding, but rather that they’re using an AI-first editor. This will almost certainly mean everything they’re coding is being shared with AI provider(s) during the process, which some would view as at odds with Proton’s stated emphasis on privacy.