No WordPad no more, Abiword has no privacy statement, so what to use

[BenEdwards]

The primary school I do support for was using WordPad to get kids started on Word Processing and launching apps/basic computer literacy.

 

Was going to go for Abiword, which is nice and simple but it does not have a privacy statement or any info about if it shares date.  I realize it is a offline word processor with no login required so it clearly does not but getting it authorized here without this is going to be a nightmare.

 

So does anyone know any other free simple word processors with a proper website/privacy statement we can use?

 

Ben

 

 

 

 

[synaesthesia]

It's open source - what it can and cannot do is out in the open for the world to see. Usually that means it's twice as secure and a million times better than anything chock full of ads or cloud reliant.

It does not need any privacy statements, it doesn't need anything at all - no more than you would for using Wordpad, or Notepad, or writing on a post-it note.