README: drop the 'like OVERWATCH' privacy claim
VIGIL is fully offline (no INTERNET permission), but OVERWATCH reaches out for Waze/Citizen/DeFlock data — so equating the two on privacy was inaccurate. Header now states VIGIL's actual property ('fully offline'); the OVERWATCH spatial/temporal framing and code-reuse mentions are unchanged (those are accurate).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_0187UiEtasyowhEBYs6s9iF5
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## Privacy first — like OVERWATCH
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## Privacy first — fully offline
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VIGIL requests **no `INTERNET` permission at all.** There is no server, no account,
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VIGIL requests **no `INTERNET` permission at all.** There is no server, no account,
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no telemetry. Every tracker, every sighting, and the entire learned baseline live
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no telemetry. Every tracker, every sighting, and the entire learned baseline live
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