docs: add privacy policy

Add privacy policy covering current plugin functionality and optional
network features (ICS subscriptions, webhooks). Will be updated when
calendar integration is added.
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# TaskNotes Privacy Policy
Last updated: October 12, 2025
## Overview
TaskNotes is an Obsidian plugin that helps you manage tasks within your notes.
## Data Collection and Usage
TaskNotes does not collect, transmit, or share any of your data.
## Data Storage
- All task and note data remains local to your Obsidian vault
- Plugin settings are stored locally in Obsidian's configuration
- No data is sent to external servers or third parties
## Data Deletion
You can delete your data at any time:
- Disable the plugin to stop processing tasks
- Remove the plugin to delete all plugin settings
- Your notes remain in your Obsidian vault under your control
## Network Requests (Optional Features)
TaskNotes operates locally by default, but includes optional features that make network requests when you enable them:
**Optional network features:**
- **ICS Calendar Subscriptions**: If you configure calendar subscriptions, TaskNotes fetches calendar data from the URLs you provide (e.g., Google Calendar, Outlook)
- **Webhooks**: If you configure webhooks, TaskNotes sends task event data to the webhook URLs you specify
**What we never do:**
- No analytics or tracking
- No telemetry data collection
- No external network requests to TaskNotes servers (we don't have any servers)
- Your notes remain local to your device
## Changes to Privacy Policy
We may update this policy. Changes will be posted in this file with an updated date.
## Contact
For questions or concerns about privacy, please open an issue on GitHub:
- https://github.com/calluma/tasknotes/issues
## Open Source
TaskNotes is open source software. You can review the code at https://github.com/calluma/tasknotes to verify these privacy practices.