However, Muse Group is "occasionally required to share your personal data with our main office in Russia and our external counsel in the USA." Muse Group noted that whenever personal data is "transferred outside the EEA to countries that are not deemed adequate by the European Commission, your Personal Data receives an adequate level of protection in accordance with. Users' personal data is stored on servers in the European Economic Area (EEA). The policy says Muse Group will capture "data necessary for law enforcement, litigation and authorities' requests (if any)." It may share personal data with "any competent law enforcement body, regulatory, government agency, court or other third party where we believe disclosure is necessary." Data may be shared with potential buyers too. The data it collects on law enforcement grounds is more vague. According to the policy, processing that data is in the "legitimate interest" of the company "to offer and ensure the proper functioning of the app." As reported by Foss Post, the policy notes Muse Group is collecting details about users' operating system version, processor, country based on IP address, crash reports and non-fatal error codes and messages. The privacy policy was updated on July 2nd, following Muse Group's acquisition of Audacity in April - Muse Group also owns Ultimate Guitar and notation app MuseScore.
Open source audacity audio editor spyware software#
The open-source software is now collecting user data for "app analytics" and "improving our app" as well as "for legal enforcement." Recent changes to the Audacity privacy policy have led to some users calling the audio-editing app spyware.
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