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Author here, actually it's the opposite. I elaborate this in a comment on the issue tracker:

> Hush will block some specific scripts and hide some elements on the website, but can't and won't interact with the website itself and thus won't click on any buttons etc. I'm in EU so can only speak for our laws, but here the tracking/cookies are opt-in, meaning non-consent means not accepting. It's possible that some websites would adapt the behavior based on your geographical location, but I'd wager that most will go with the least common denominator and respect the GDPR laws everywhere.

I quickly pushed up the draft I had locally and will submit an update to App Store, but they have to review it before it goes public. Feedback welcome! https://github.com/oblador/hush/blob/master/PRIVACY.md

Author here. Apple requires you to have a privacy policy available online to even submit the an app for review. I used this from a generator I found online with the intention to update this one in the next app submission to point to the repo, but it blew up yesterday and just haven't gotten around to doing that yet. No bad intentions, what's said on the website is true, and you can verify that in the code.

Slack won’t protect you from this as it’s possible for admins to export even private DMs.

https://www.nbcnews.com/better/business/slack-updates-privac...

In a different post[1], the author writes: > As my finances tanked due to a combination of divorce and medical crisis

[1] https://streetlifesolutions.blogspot.com/2020/07/independent...