OpenFix AI v1.0.0 is intentionally designed as a local, read-only diagnostic application.

OpenFix v1.0 does not intentionally:

• request Administrator elevation;
• edit the Windows Registry;
• install, remove, or update drivers;
• start, stop, disable, or reconfigure Windows services;
• modify network settings;
• delete user files;
• run automatic repair commands;
• upload diagnostic scans;
• use Cloud AI, OpenAI API, or external AI APIs.

PowerShell diagnostics pass through a centralized read-only command guard as defense in depth. This guard is not a substitute for code review, so changes to diagnostic commands should also be reviewed and covered by tests.

OpenFix writes rotating application logs locally. Common user-home paths and MAC-address patterns are redacted by the logger. Raw Windows Event messages are used transiently for local classification but are not copied into analyzed result objects intended for display/sharing.

OpenFix v1.0 does not persist a scan-history database.

Internet Doctor performs ordinary DNS, TCP-connectivity, and ICMP tests against fixed diagnostic targets. These are network reachability checks and are not telemetry or AI requests.

Do not post secrets, tokens, passwords, or personally identifying diagnostic data in a public issue. If a security concern could expose user data or allow system modification, disclose only the minimum reproduction details needed until a private reporting channel is available.