That's still tracking by default. A safe bet in this case would be a "double opt-in" approach, in which they have a checkmark during the installer, and then se

That's still tracking by default. A safe bet in this case would be a "double opt-in" approach, in which they have a checkmark during the installer, and then send an interactive notification asking you to verify your decision after the installation. In such a case, tracking would need to be enabled only after the user has clicked "yes" on a notification. The idea here is that the user has to do something explicitly to enable tracking. Clicking "next" on an installer isn't an explicit user action.