privacy: disclose opt-in error reports (match hash.boats/privacy + store labels)

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jwinterm
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@@ -13,9 +13,11 @@ data that we do not collect.
## The short version
Hash Bags is a non-custodial wallet. Your seed phrase and private keys live on
your device and never touch us. We don't run servers that store user data, and
we don't operate analytics, crash reporting, or telemetry SDKs. There are no
accounts, emails, passwords, or logins.
your device and never touch us. We don't run servers that store user data. We
run no analytics, no automatic telemetry, and no crash-reporting SDK — the only
diagnostic data we ever receive is an error report you choose to send us (see
"Opt-in error reports" below). There are no accounts, emails, passwords, or
logins.
Where data *does* leave your device, it goes to (a) the blockchain nodes you
query, and (b) third-party services you explicitly opt in to — Trocador for
@@ -35,6 +37,19 @@ statistics (download counts, crash rates, OS versions) based on your device's
settings. That data comes from Apple and Google, is not individually
identifying, and is not something Hash Bags collects or transmits.
## Opt-in error reports
If Hash Bags hits an unexpected error, it may ask whether you'd like to send us
a report. Nothing is sent unless you tap "Send" — which copies a technical error
trace to your clipboard and opens hash.boats/report in your browser, where you
paste it and submit. The report contains a technical stack trace, the wallet
*type* (e.g. "monero" — not an address), and your device model, OS version, and
app version. It does **not** contain your seed phrase, private keys, PIN,
addresses, or balances. We store the submitted report on our own server and
relay it to our team to fix bugs; the receiving endpoint also sees your IP
address, as any web request does. To have a report you sent deleted, email
support@such.software.
## What stays on your device
Your seed phrase/mnemonic, derived private keys and addresses, local transaction