Please note that we also use this anonymised information for statistics, which help us understand how many users we have per country, which version of Audacity they are using, and whether it is run on Windows, Mac or Linux. These statistics help us to plan app development and make decisions about which platforms we need to support.
As explained in the privacy notice, we take steps to anonymise your IP address immediately, which makes it impossible for us to identify you. Update checking shares your IP address, your OS, and your Audacity version (including whether Audacity was compiled in 32 or 64 bit mode). The user is notified about update checking when Audacity is first installed and is provided with a clear link to disable it in Preferences. The first feature mentioned in the privacy notice that requires a network connection is update checking, where we notify users when there is a new version of Audacity available.Most importantly, we have been, and will continue to be, transparent with our users and our developer community about the data we collect, when we collect it and why-before changes are implemented in the newer versions of the Audacity app.īy default, we inform the user about any data we intend to collect: With this updated version of our privacy notice below (dated 22 July 2021), we (the Audacity Team) would like to outline the changes that will come into play with Audacity 3.0.3 and later versions, as well as the purpose of those changes.Īs a responsible organisation, we have taken two important steps-we made sure that we have, at the discretion of our users, the information necessary to allow us to improve the Audacity app, and that by doing so we are compliant with national and international regulations, namely GDPR and CPPA. Audacity versions 3.0.2 and earlier are not subject to the privacy notice below as they do not include networking features
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