Kimi Work has been caught with an undisclosed data-upload mechanism. After reverse engineering the Windows client, RuntimeWire found that whenever a user submits feedback, Kimi automatically picks the five most recently updated Work sessions, packages each one, and uploads them. The feedback page doesn't show those sessions, and there's no option to opt out.
The absurd part: those five sessions can have absolutely nothing to do with the issue you're reporting. RuntimeWire sent a test feedback message from the plugin page, and Kimi still ran the same routine, grabbing the five most recent sessions from all Work conversations.