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No, it does not kill trust. Maybe only in people who doesn't know how to configure and use CLI tools properly. Just disable this feature and move on!
by hudo 9y ago
No, it does not kill trust. Maybe only in people who doesn't know how to configure and use CLI tools properly. Just disable this feature and move on!
- alekratz 9y ago> Just disable this feature and move on! This implies that you're aware of the feature in the first place. One of the major points is that they don't make any sort of notice that telemetry was added in, turned on by default. There's a good example in the issue comment chain how Yeoman asks on first run if you want to send anonymous data.[1] [1] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/361677/15396939/3b97f800-1dac-11e6-96a8-c2325b004faf.png https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/361677/15396939/3...
- zamalek 9y agoThey do, the first time you run dotnet.