the phone-home register
sherpa-onnx
What sherpa-onnx sends out of your computer by default, when, to whom, and the switch that stops it, version by version, with how we know.
The answer
sherpa-onnx's own calls were not read: we checked only which ONNX Runtime its Linux x86-64 build bundles at v1.13.8, and that is 1.28.2, a third-party rebuild from before ONNX Runtime's telemetry on Linux.
Builds and versions
not installed: its build files read at tag v1.13.8On by default?not read · only its ONNX Runtime version checkedMeasured here?no · read in codeDate checked (UTC)2026-10-10
- Version
- 1.13.8 · the Linux x86-64 build files at tag v1.13.8
- Where the evidence came from
- not run: the build files for Linux x86-64
- On by default?
- not read · only its ONNX Runtime version checked: its Linux x86-64 build bundles 1.28.2 (a third-party rebuild), from before ONNX Runtime's Linux telemetry; its own calls were not read
- Measured here?
- no · read in code
- Date checked (UTC)
- 2026-10-10
- Why we say so
- cmake/onnxruntime-linux-x86_64.cmake read at tag v1.13.8
The switch
No switch found.
Listens beyond the machine, and other cloud features
Listens beyond the machine by default
- not covered: no vendor document of its default bind read (1.13.8 the Linux x86-64 build files at tag v1.13.8)
Other cloud features
None found.
What it leaves on disk
Nothing we know of.
Brings in, and installed for you by
None on the register.
Vendor documents it? · public discussion
Vendor documents it?
No call to document.
Public discussion
History
No dated changes yet.
Not yet checked
Nothing named.