What stays on your computer
Your Telegram session, trade settings, trade history and broker passwords stay on your computer. What does leave it, and why.
Written for TradeMirrorly 1.5.0 · Updated
Stays on your computer
- Your Telegram session.
- Your trade settings and channel words.
- Your trade history: the Journal is built on your machine.
- Telegram message text: it's never uploaded.
- TradeLocker and Match-Trader passwords, sealed by Windows or the Mac's Keychain. An encrypted copy is kept with your license only so a new computer of yours can sign in by itself.
Leaves it
- The commands sent to your accounts (and the blocked ones), and which channels copy into which account, for your account page. Never the message text.
- License checks with the license service.
- Your screen, only while you switch remote support on.
The full picture is on the security page and in the privacy policy.
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