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That’s not a great example of upfront, who reads licenses or license agreements? I’ve been using VSCode for more than a year, including pre-release versions an
by indemnity 8y ago
That’s not a great example of upfront, who reads licenses or license agreements?
I’ve been using VSCode for more than a year, including pre-release versions and had no idea this was happening.
If I was asked for consent it was not very clear that keystrokes were included in the data being sent to Microsoft.
Is this GDPR compliant? I would think not, since you can’t just squirrel things away in a dense user agreement and claim you’ve met the bar.
- harrygeez 8y agoYou clearly do not use the nightly version to judge. They literally inform you this, not hidden in any TOS, like really straight up telling you you can't disable telemetry on Nightlies. They even told you that you can compile your own, which will include none of the telemetry