Kaito Pulse goes open source after privacy concerns, now under Chrome Web Store review

Kaito Pulse has gone open source after privacy concerns, and is now under Chrome Web Store review. Open-sourcing the code may enhance transparency and trust, potentially setting a precedent for privacy-focused tech development. The move allows community scrutiny, which could address previous privacy issues. The Chrome Web Store review will determine its availability to users, marking a step toward greater accountability in privacy-sensitive applications.