Local-first archive management. Your files remain under your control on your Windows device.
This policy applies to ZipForge 1.0, published by t3m3d and distributed through the Microsoft Store. It also describes the ZipForge archive engine when used through Cortex: Advanced File Manager. Other Cortex features are outside the scope of this policy.
ZipForge accesses information only as needed to perform actions you request. Files may contain personal information, but ZipForge does not collect that information for a separate purpose.
The accessed information is used locally to create, open, preview, test, inspect, extract, convert, split, encrypt, or calculate checksums for archives. ZipForge does not use file contents for profiling, advertising, machine learning, or any unrelated purpose.
ZipForge does not collect, upload, sell, rent, or monetize your personal information. The app has no account system, cloud service, advertising SDK, analytics SDK, or publisher-operated telemetry endpoint. ZipForge does not send your archives, file contents, filenames, paths, passwords, or checksums to t3m3d or any remote service.
Because no user data is uploaded to t3m3d, the publisher has no remote copy to retain, access, correct, export, or delete.
ZipForge uses SharpCompress and DiscUtils libraries and includes 7-Zip components for supported archive operations. If you create a RAR archive, ZipForge may invoke a copy of WinRAR that you installed separately. Files and passwords provided to these components are processed locally on your device. ZipForge does not use these components to transmit your information over a network.
Microsoft may process installation, licensing, update, reliability, and Windows diagnostic information independently under the Microsoft Privacy Statement. ZipForge does not control Microsoft's platform-level processing and does not add its own telemetry to it.
ZipForge reduces privacy risk by keeping archive work local and by not operating a user-data server. Access remains subject to your Windows account permissions. Encryption security depends on the archive format, selected engine, and password strength. ZipForge cannot recover a forgotten archive password.
ZipForge is a general-purpose archive utility and is not directed to children. The app does not knowingly collect personal information from children or any other users.
This policy may be updated when ZipForge features or legal requirements change. The revised date will be shown at the top of this page. Material changes will be described clearly before they take effect when required.
Questions or privacy requests can be sent to brian@krypton-lang.org.
Publisher: t3m3d· Product: ZipForge: Archive Manager· Website: krypton-lang.org