Anonymous Usage Statistics

Vyber collects anonymous usage statistics to help the developer understand how the application is being used. This data includes:

• App start, sound played, hotkey used, and heartbeat events
• Vyber version number
• Operating system type (e.g., "Windows")
• A hashed hardware identifier (derived from your network adapter, not linked to any personal information)

No personal information is collected. Event data only includes the event type — the names of your sounds, hotkey bindings, and audio settings are never sent.

Bug Reports

Bug reports are only submitted when you explicitly click "Submit Bug Report" in the Help tab. You may optionally include:

• System information (OS, Vyber version, Python version, architecture)
• Recent log data (you can opt out by unchecking "Include recent logs")

Bug reports are submitted to GitHub Issues and are publicly visible. Your Windows username is automatically redacted from logs before submission.

No Other Data Collection

Vyber does not collect, store, or transmit any other data. Your sound library, audio device configuration, hotkey bindings, and personal files are never accessed or shared.

Maintainer

Vyber is developed and maintained by Greg Morton (@Master00Sniper).

As the sole maintainer, Greg is responsible for:

• Code Authorship: All source code development
• Code Review: Review of all contributions and pull requests
• Release Approval: Approval and signing of all releases

Source Code

Vyber is open source software licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0.

The complete source code is available on GitHub.