Telling people to only run OpenClaw in a full isolated sandbox kind of misses the point. It's a bit like saying, "gambling fine so long as you only use Monopoly money". The think that makes OpenClaw useful to people is precisely that it's _not_ sandboxed, and has access to your email, calendar, messages, etc. The moment you remove that access, it becomes safe, but also useless.
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Telling people to only run OpenClaw in a full isolated sandbox kind of misses the point. It's a bit like saying, "gambling fine so long as you only use Monopoly money". The think that makes OpenClaw useful to people is precisely that it's _not_ sandboxed, and has access to your email, calendar, messages, etc. The moment you remove that access, it becomes safe, but also useless.