Reducing features to increase privacy, is this is good move? In a world where there is growing concerns with what companies do with our data, is it better to have less features but to know you have kept control of your data? This might reduce possible features, but is it better to keep the user data local to you? |
As a developer and technical educator, I have always found that a recording can be a powerful tool. Whether for a client walkthrough, creating tutorials on YouTube or bringing documentation and courses to life. However I was finding that I was having to use multiple tools to achieve what I wanted, which wasn't ideal. This led me to create ScreenRecording Pro - an all-in-one solution that runs in your browser and keeps your data local for improved privacy. This way I can record, edit and easily make videos more engaging.