# MIT Json Editor Privacy Policy

The MIT Json Editor's privacy policy is really simple: MIT Json Editor does not collect or store any of your data, or track your usage in any way, and will never do so.

## We don't collect any "personal data"

MIT Json Editor does not collect any "personal data" and will never do it. If information isn’t collected, it can’t be stolen, demanded, leaked, or abused.

## How MIT Json Editor defines "personal data"

MIT Json Editor considers any information about you or your behavior that can be traced back to you as "personal data".

## How is MIT Json Editor free without using "personal data"

MIT Json Editor does not generate any kind of revenue. It is "Open Source" and "Free as in beer".

## MIT Json Editor does not disclose or sell your "personal data"

MIT Json Editor does not share any "personal data" with third parties. MIT Json Editor uses no intermediaries.

## How MIT Json Editor responds to governmental requests for data

They can’t request what we don’t have. MIT Json Editor is not likely to receive requests by governments to hand over user data, simply because MIT Json Editor does not have any.

## We don't collect any other data

JSON contents are local to your system and never leave your system.

## There are no exceptions to this policy