Privacy, in plain words.

Short policy, because there's little to disclose. Last updated July 2026.

The operating system

Dagric OS collects nothing. The OS contains no telemetry, no analytics, no accounts, and no advertising identifiers. There is no "usage data" setting because no usage data exists. Your files, your habits, and your hardware details stay on your machine.

What the machine connects to, in full. Nothing here is optional-but-on; this is the complete list, and every item is a fetch from a server, never a report to one:

• Debian's mirrors, for system updates and anything you install.
• Our update channel (dagric-os.web.app), which carries fixes to Dagric's own tools, wallpapers and settings. It is checked on the same schedule as any other software source, so we see the same thing a Debian mirror sees: an IP address asking for a package list. We do not log it for analytics and there is no identifier in the request. Remove /etc/apt/sources.list.d/dagric.list and it stops for good — the rest of the system keeps updating from Debian.
• Flathub, only if you install a Flatpak app.
• Mozilla's add-on site, the first time you open Firefox. We set Firefox up with the uBlock Origin ad blocker, but the blocker is not in the disc image — Firefox fetches it, then checks it for updates exactly as it would an add-on you chose yourself. There is no account and no identifier for you in those requests. Remove it from ☰ → Add-ons and themes and the checks stop.
• The Linux Vendor Firmware Service, which is how your laptop learns a firmware update exists. It fetches a catalogue; it does not upload your hardware list. Switch it off with sudo systemctl disable --now fwupd-refresh.timer.
• KDE's crash handler is installed, so a crashed application offers you a report. It never sends anything unless you read that dialog and choose to send it, and we receive none of it — it goes to KDE, not to us.

All of these reveal your IP address to the server being asked, the same as any Linux distribution. None of them carries a device ID, an account, or anything about what you do on the machine.

This website

• Hosting. The site is served by Google Firebase Hosting and downloads by Cloudflare R2. Like all web servers, they keep standard access logs (IP address, time, requested file). We do not add analytics, trackers, or advertising scripts, and we set no cookies.
• Purchases. Payments are processed entirely by Stripe. Your card number goes to Stripe, never to us. We receive what a receipt shows: your name, email, and the purchase, which we keep for order support, refunds, and tax law.
• The contact form. Sending it saves what you typed — your message, plus the name and email you chose to give — as a private file in Cloudflare storage that only we can read. Cloudflare also tells us the two-letter country the request came from; we keep that and nothing else about your connection, and there is no cookie or identifier involved. We use it to reply, we don't add you to lists, we don't share it, and you can ask us to delete it.
• Support email. If you write to us instead, we have your email, under the same rule: we use it to reply, and nothing more.

What we never do

• Sell, rent, or share your data with advertisers or brokers.
• Profile you, fingerprint you, or track you across the web.
• Require an account to use, update, or keep the software you bought.

Your rights

Use the contact page to ask what we hold about you — in practice a Stripe receipt if you bought Pro, and any message you have already sent us — or to have it deleted, subject to legal record-keeping requirements.