Audacity owners Muse Group have denied that the popular open-source audio app is secretly turning into spyware, blaming an unclear privacy policy update rather than nefarious intent for the confusion.

Since its first release in 2000, Audacity has served as a useful audio editing tool for both Windows and Mac. Audacity grew in popularity fast thanks to being both free and open-source. Earlier this ...

Muse Group caused concerns in the past few days after announcing a new update to its software's privacy policy. Muse Group is the new owner of the audio-editing app Audacity, and the company stated ...