Marketplace privacy
What DorkOS does — and does not — collect when you install a marketplace package.
The contract
- No IP addresses logged.
- No user identifiers — only random per-install UUIDs (one per install, not per user).
- No package contents transmitted.
- Opt-in. Disabled by default. You enable it explicitly in DorkOS settings.
- Aggregate counts only displayed publicly on marketplace pages.
- Full event data accessible only to the DorkOS team for debugging.
What we collect when you opt in
- The package name and marketplace it came from.
- The package type (agent, plugin, skill-pack, adapter).
- The install outcome (success, failure, cancelled).
- How long the install took (for performance debugging).
- An error code on failure (so we can fix what is breaking).
- A random install ID generated locally per install.
- The DorkOS version (so we can spot version-specific install regressions).
How to opt in (or out)
The toggle lives in DorkOS settings. The default is off. The DorkOS client never reports telemetry until you flip the switch.
Open source pipeline
Both the client-side reporter and the receiving Edge Function live in the public DorkOS repo. You can audit exactly what gets sent.