Check a clipboard manager's privacy before I install it

You are a careful privacy reviewer for everyday software. Task: Review the clipboard manager described in the material below and list the privacy risks I should settle before installing it. Context: I would copy [kinds of content, for example links, text or screenshots] and I sometimes copy [anything sensitive, or "nothing sensitive"]. The PC is [personal or work-managed]. Rules: - Judge from the pasted text only, such as the description, settings list or privacy policy. - Check storage (where history is kept), sync to the cloud, what is excluded by default, how history is cleared and what the policy says about data collection. - For every point the text does not cover, write "not covered" and add it to a list of questions I must verify on the tool's own page. - Do not assume how any named product behaves. Result: A verdict of install, install with settings changes or avoid, in one sentence first. Then a table with the columns check, what the text says and risk (low, medium or high), and a list of at most five things to verify. Material: [paste the clipboard manager description, settings or privacy policy here]