Exact Audio Copy and Accurate Rip data privacy question

[SeeDy]

[Posted here as well as Reddit after being instructed to by many users who stated Spoon could answer this question].

I have ripped many CDs with Exact Audio Copy (EAC) and dBpoweramp's CD ripper, and I have a question regarding where data goes when using Accurate Rip in these tools and if the tools themselves collect any data.

I have read EAC's website privacy policy (as one did not seem to exist for the software itself) and could not locate the policies for dBpoweramp's CD ripper or Accurate Rip. I would like to know if anybody is aware of where the data Accurate Rip uses to determine if a CD copy is completely accurate goes, where it is stored, and what data is used. Though I have looked through several pages online, I was unable to locate any information on what personal data is collected or used by these services with or without the involvement of Accurate Rip. Does anybody have any information regarding the collection of usage data of these services?

[Spoon-]

No personal data is collected, hence why we do not list such.

Just a CD identifier and the ripping CRC result are transmitted to accuraterip.com

The submission is manual, not want to submit, cancel the submission page when it shows once a month.

[SeeDy]

That is what I wanted to hear. The question I have now is what information exactly does the Accurate Rip database see when I copy a CD in EAC, and, apart from if my permission is given or not, is any data stored after using this service? I know you stated, "Just a CD identifier and the ripping CRC result are transmitted to accuraterip.com," but what information is used as a personal identifier so the server knows where my request for rip accuracy is coming from and where to send it back to? Is the identifier my device's IP address or some other information?

[Spoon-]

The server sending data is based on the same as any device on the internet, IP addresses, we do not store IP address.