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--- admin-tomatoanon [2024/10/25 18:00] – [TomatoAnon Settings] -correct Yes bullet point to "enables" hogwild
+++ admin-tomatoanon [2024/10/25 18:11] (current) – [Update Notification System] hogwild
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-If either of these options earlier are selected:
+If either of these options is selected:
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-  - No, I don't
+  - //Do you know what TomatoAnon does?  //is set to: "No".
-  - No (for TomatoAnon enable)
+  - //TomatoAnon enable// is set to: "No".
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-then the checkbox will be greyed out. It will also be disabled if //No I don't. (I) Have to read all information before I will make a choice// is enabled. In both cases, Tomato will not check online for firmware updates.
+then the checkbox will be greyed out. In both cases, Tomato will not check online for firmware updates.
+The Update Notification System only alerts you to updates. It does **not perform any updates**. You must do that manually.
 ===== Security/Privacy details =====
-TomatoAnon provides priceless data to help developers troubleshoot, baseline, and identify issues. It was designed with security in mind. You can review its cleartext ASCII shebang script, found in: /usr/sbin/tomatoanon.
+TomatoAnon provides valuable data to help developers troubleshoot, baseline, and identify issues. It was designed with security in mind. You can review its cleartext ASCII shebang script, found in: /usr/sbin/tomatoanon.
 It is clear from the commands used that **absolutely no personal or sensitive information is collected**. \\  \\
-Here's a sample of that script:  \\   \\
+Here is a sample of that script:  \\   \\
 <code ->
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- \\   \\ The only "external" reference is the WAN MAC address used to form the user's unique TomatoAnon ID. MAC addresses are only significant on the local LAN. The only other information collected are data found in the columns on the TomatoAnon reporting webpage. This includes things like Wireless driver version, Uptime, and so on. It's not possible for anyone to identify, trace or access the endpoint devices.
+ \\   \\ The only "external" reference is the WAN MAC address used to form the user's unique TomatoAnon ID. MAC addresses are only significant on the local LAN.
+The only other data collected are found in the columns on the TomatoAnon reporting webpage. This includes things like Wireless driver version, Uptime, and so on. It's not possible for anyone to identify, trace or access the endpoint devices using these data.
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