badi-mcp 1.0.0 is a read-only calendar. It does not have accounts, cookies, or a database.
What the application does not do
It does not collect or store personal data. It does not log coordinates, city names, time zones, or other tool arguments. It does not look up the caller by IP. An older Wondrous script (BadiDateToday) could ask ipinfo.io where the browser was; this server does not, because MCP requests come from the assistant’s servers, not from the person asking.
What a host may still see
If this server is deployed, the host (for example Vercel) may keep its own operational logs, including the IP address of the machine that connected — typically the assistant’s server, not the person using the assistant. Those logs are the host’s. This application does not read them and does not use them to choose a place on Earth.
Location you choose to send
Sunset times are computed only from the latitude, longitude, city, or time zone the calling model passes in the tool arguments. Nothing is written to disk. The city list used to resolve names is bundled in the program; the lookup does not leave the process.
Network
The running server makes no outbound requests. It does not call a geocoding service, a geo-IP service, or any other website.