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Requirements and policies vary by app and release. Start with the product's own guides and package details.
Check the app's installation and security guides for signing status, expected publisher and available checksums. Do not assume every package is signed.
Use the app's install guide to confirm supported operating systems, architecture and runtime requirements for the release you choose.
Package formats, administrator requirements and update behavior are app-specific. Find the right product guide before deploying.
Use synthetic or redacted files, screenshots and logs in support reports—never credentials or private business data. Report vulnerabilities privately.
Read the app's data-handling guide for local storage, network features and optional providers before using private inputs. Local processing does not mean every feature is offline.
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