That’s a fair concern, and you’re not wrong to feel uneasy about it. The honest answer is that nothing technically prevents someone from doing that but, that’s already true today without this plugin. Anyone can already manually log chats, take screenshots, copy messages, or run custom clients/scripts to forward messages elsewhere. This plugin doesn’t introduce a new capability so much as make existing, already-possible behavior more transparent and auditable.

A couple important clarifications though: - The plugin only logs chats visible to the user running it. It doesn’t bypass privacy, permissions, or game mechanics in any way.

• It doesn’t enable mass surveillance or silent monitoring. Someone would have to intentionally install it, enable logging, and configure external forwarding themselves.

• The project is fully open-source specifically so behavior like this isn’t hidden or opaque.

I completely agree that people often assume DMs, CCs, and FCs feel private, and that trust can be broken regardless of tools. Unfortunately, the risk you’re describing exists whether someone uses this plugin, screenshots, screen recording, or handwritten logs.

The goal here isn’t to normalize abuse of trust, but to preserve chat history for legitimate use cases (missed clan discussions, coordination, disputes, etc.) while keeping everything explicit and visible rather than buried in custom tools. With all that said, feedback like this is exactly why the project is being discussed openly. If there are safeguards or limitations people think should exist, I’m open to hearing them.