While you are correct, most applications have some type of debugger to log events in case something goes wrong so that a root cause can be determined after the fact.

Not saying it does or doesn't send it, just saying the video doesn't prove anything but a debug log of events is written.

I was wondering the same thing. I would expect that if I hooked my phone up to a logger that it would grab everything including key strokes. How else could something be troubleshooted if the device had an issue.

I didn't see anything showing the device logging an outgoing network event to send the data anywhere. Or any other type of snoop showing data being sent to "The Man"

Some think it doesn't need to be running all the time but I could see this as being useful if the device suddenly had a serious error and you had to send it in to the device manufacturer to diagnose what the heck happened. Although it is sneaky. There should be an opt out of the software running.

I have a "If I die" folder in my filing cabinet, which includes stuff like my will, life insurance info, billing info, bank info...

In addition I started creating a .txt file with important computer information, logins, account info, etc... I put that txt file on a USB drive and put it in the folder. If I change any important account, or password I insert the USB stick, update the txt file and put it back.

My wife also has a folder similar to that. I figured it was a simple way of doing it.