Update data residency section in README #108
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Pull Request Overview
This PR updates the data residency section in the README to clarify PostHog's MCP server data handling practices. The change replaces vague language about data processing guarantees with a clear statement about the server's data storage practices.
- Corrects a spelling error ("gaurantee" → "guarantee")
- Clarifies that the MCP server doesn't store sensitive data outside the user's cloud region
- Improves the overall clarity of the data residency explanation
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| The MCP server is hosted on a Cloudflare worker, this can be located outside of the EU / US, so there is no gaurantee that the data will be processed solely within a specific region. | |||
| The MCP server is hosted on a Cloudflare worker which can be located outside of the EU / US, for this reason the MCP server does not store any sensitive data outside of your cloud region. | |||
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[nitpick] There's a spelling error in the original text that was corrected: 'gaurantee' should be 'guarantee'. However, the new text has a grammatical issue - it should use 'therefore' instead of 'for this reason' for better readability, or restructure the sentence for clarity.
| The MCP server is hosted on a Cloudflare worker which can be located outside of the EU / US, for this reason the MCP server does not store any sensitive data outside of your cloud region. | |
| The MCP server is hosted on a Cloudflare worker which can be located outside of the EU / US; therefore, the MCP server does not store any sensitive data outside of your cloud region. |
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Is this one good to merge? Better to get it in sooner so people don't get confused @joshsny |
Make it clearer - the previous wording was ambiguous.