Privacy

Your messages aren't sent to MojiPond.

What the Mac app observes

MojiPond receives global key events after you grant Input Monitoring. Unrelated keys are discarded immediately. After your configured trigger, the app holds a bounded shortcode candidate in memory long enough to search the local emoji catalog.

Accessibility access lets MojiPond identify the focused editable control, read a limited token near the caret, place suggestions, and replace the token you chose. It refuses secure fields and unknown targets. MojiPond does not save raw keystrokes or message text.

What stays on your Mac

Imported packs, aliases, favorites, recent emoji, preferences, downloaded sticker artwork, and temporary media files live in the app's local containers. MojiPond does not offer an account or cloud sync.

When the app uses the network

Two optional features make HTTPS requests:

• When online Noto search is enabled, MojiPond downloads Google's fixed emoji manifest, filters it on your Mac, and fetches only the artwork you choose. It doesn't send your search query.
• Signed update checks contact the configured update host after you request a check or enable automatic checks. Downloading an update remains a separate action.

Those hosts receive ordinary request metadata such as an IP address and user agent. MojiPond does not attach message contents, imported emoji, contact data, or a user account.

Optional Event Posting

Image insertion in Messages may use Event Posting to issue a tagged paste command and, depending on your setting, Return. Unicode replacement does not need it when Accessibility can edit the target directly.

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