> the use case of OpenClaw is “give me access to all of your data, programs and information, and I will make decisions and do stuff without asking you permission”. It’s the MO of the project.
You say that, but you also say
> I’m not an openclaw user
Your first statement makes the second one rather obvious.
As I said some weeks ago, I've given up pointing out on HN: "Well, you could just not give it your data" only to be repeatedly told (by non-users) that the whole point is to give it all your data.
And the myth continues...
The openclaw website[0] 's headline paragraph is:
> Clears your inbox, sends emails, manages your calendar, checks you in for flights. > All from WhatsApp, Telegram, or any chat app you already use.
The _entire point_ is "give me access to email, calendar, whatsapp, telegram, and I'll do your admin".
> "Well, you could just not give it your data"
This is the "you're holding it wrong"[1] argument
[0] https://openclaw.ai/.
[1] https://www.engadget.com/2010-06-24-apple-responds-over-ipho...