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In perpetuity? Halfway serious question, fwiw.
by barsonme 9y ago
In perpetuity? Halfway serious question, fwiw.
- shabbyrobe 9y agoIt’s the way the wind is blowing. Even Firefox is infested with invasive, on-by-default telemetry now. The price of freedom from it is eternal vigilance. I’d very much prefer Canonical not to get it into their heads that it’s OK to do it again.
- ibotty 9y agoNot saying that telemetry should not be opt-in, but sending every keystroke to amazon and sending aggregated, anonymized data is not the same.
- mulmen 9y agoYes, in perpetuity. Don't betray your user's interests. It's a capital offense to your credibility. This isn't a riddle. Ubuntu may still be a good OS today and if so you should use it but that doesn't mean their previous actions didn't happen.