Course requiring students to use Examity I am an undergrad student and one of my professors is saying that we will be using Examity for the final exam. 

I am concerned with downloading this software on my computer for various reasons, including security (a simple look at their privacy policy is enough to warrant extreme suspicion) and privacy (although a weaker argument, it doesn't feel ok for someone to demand that they be able to watch me in my home). I also only have one computer with some files that are quite sensitive and risking this by being forced to download Examity is difficult for me to swallow.

In fact, my college (along with various others within our university) has emailed all the faculty (to the best of my knowledge) discouraging the use of Examity and other proctoring tools like this. Yet it has been 2 days since this email has gone out and my professor has not retracted the statement on the course website that we will be using Examity.

While I realize that the professor may have forgotten to take this notice down, I cannot seem to find the right words to ask her this while not seeming rude.

What actions can I take to confirm that she does not intend to use Examity? If she still intends to use it, what can I do?

UPDATE: I followed the below advice and emailed the prof detailing my concerns. A couple days after that, the professor withdrew the Examity requirements.
Yet it has been 2 days since this email has gone out and my professor has not retracted the statement on the course website that we will be using Examity.

I think your concerns are reasonable.  But I think you should give your professor a few more days to react.  Keep in mind that professors may get thousands of emails.
You could write at a later date:

Dear Prof.,
I appreciate your efforts to promote exam integrity, but I prefer not to use Examity because I am concerned this company might take my private data.  Dean Whatsit said using Examity is discouraged.  May I take the exam without this software?
Sincerely,