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I always suspected that there was probably significant overlap between users of macros and users who opted out of telemetry. Lesson learned: leaving "yes" check
by hatchnyc 10y ago
I always suspected that there was probably significant overlap between users of macros and users who opted out of telemetry. Lesson learned: leaving "yes" checked from now on.
- emn13 10y agoBig Brother has trained you well. ;-)
- kbenson 10y agoYep. Don't vote and nobody will care about your (unexpressed) needs when making decisions.
- BHSPitMonkey 10y agoWell, it would be nice if there is a way to vote or express one's needs via some alternative to having one's usage actively mined for data.
- reitanqild 10y agoThere is mining for data and there is mining for data. Monitoring which features I use? Opt in. Monitoring what I do? Uninstall if possible.
- cfreeman 10y agoI think you are truly in a minority if you'd rather take a survey than have the data collected automatically. There has to be a sane middle ground.
- emn13 10y agoData collected by a neutral third party without conflicting interests pushing for creative monetization opportunities that's responsible for sufficient annonymisation/aggregation before releasing the data?
- rbanffy 10y agoYou can always refrain to use their technology. There is plenty green grass in the neighboring fields.