1. The app does not require an account
You do not need to provide a name, email address, or payment information to use CoreX. CoreX does not provide a sign-up or login system. This does not mean no information can ever leave your device: the app's published privacy description includes anonymous analytics, update checks, user-started diagnostics, and support information you choose to send.
2. Data categories and purposes
| Data | How it is used | Where it is handled |
|---|---|---|
| Hardware and Windows metrics, app settings, selected changes, and local logs | Display system status, remember preferences, perform selected operations, and troubleshoot locally. | Processed or stored on your PC. System information is not routinely sent to the publisher. |
| App version, feature/screen events, Windows version, and coarse locale | Understand usage and improve the app. | Sent to PostHog as anonymous usage analytics, as described in the repository policy. |
| App version and release request | Check for a CoreX update. | Sent in a request to GitHub Releases; GitHub may process ordinary network connection data. |
| Public IP and DNS resolver addresses | Run a network/DNS diagnostic. | Used only when you manually start that diagnostic. |
| Your email address, message, and any attached logs | Respond to support requests or investigate a problem. | Received by the publisher if you email or file a GitHub issue. You choose what to include. |
An IP address, device/network details, or diagnostic content may be considered personal data under some laws, even where CoreX does not request your identity. Review logs and remove private details before sharing them.
3. Legal basis and choice
CoreX processes local technical information to provide the features you select. Update checks and analytics support maintenance and improvement as described by the project. Network diagnostics run only when you manually start them. Support messages are handled to respond to your request. This page does not claim a specific legal basis under every country's law; local counsel should confirm the appropriate basis and any consent or opt-out requirement before publication.
4. Sharing
The project does not sell or rent personal data to advertisers or data brokers. Data is shared with a service only where needed for the feature described above, such as PostHog analytics, GitHub update hosting, or a package manager you choose to use. Each provider may process connection data under its own terms.
5. Storage and retention
Local settings and logs remain on your PC and may remain after CoreX is uninstalled. Analytics retention follows provider settings. Support correspondence may remain with your email provider or GitHub according to their retention practices. Contact the publisher for help with a request concerning data sent directly to the project; for data held by a third party, you may need to contact that provider.
6. Your choices and requests
- Do not start network diagnostics unless you want to run them.
- Review and redact logs before sending them to support.
- Manage local logs and settings on your PC, taking care not to delete information you need.
- Where applicable law gives you rights to access, correct, delete, or object to processing, email help.mahinulislam@gmail.com with your request. Do not include passwords or unnecessary sensitive data.
7. Contact
Privacy and personal-data requests: help.mahinulislam@gmail.com. You may also open an issue at GitHub Issues, but email is preferable for private requests.