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Turn off usage statistics FrameCast can tell the developer which features are used, never video, audio, screen contents, scripts, or file names. Turn it off in Settings.
Where to find it Studio → Settings → Privacy → Usage statistics
How to do it 1 Open the studio and choose Settings .
2 Under Privacy , find the Usage statistics card.
3 Turn off Share usage statistics . Anything not yet sent is discarded.
Good to know Recordings, captions, and scripts stay on your Mac unless you share or upload them.
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Where it works Mac This guide answers Does FrameCast collect data? How do I turn off analytics in FrameCast? What does FrameCast's usage statistics include? Does FrameCast upload my recordings? Related guides See who watched your video and how far they got
Insights show views, unique viewers, how much people watched, where they dropped off, who watched, and where they came from.
Grant FrameCast permissions on your Mac
FrameCast asks only for what each feature needs: Camera, Microphone, Screen Recording, Speech Recognition, Input Monitoring, and Accessibility.
Grant screen recording permission
Recordings and screenshots need Screen Recording permission. Allow it in System Settings, then quit and reopen FrameCast so macOS applies it.
Fix a recording with no sound
No voice usually means the microphone was off or blocked. No computer sound means system audio was off. Check both before the next take.
Still stuck? Support covers install, permissions and how to send feedback from the app.
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