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But how can that be when "... the engineering lead owning conhost.exe: I can't find anything in our code that would trace user input, or data effectively derive
by russh 8y ago
But how can that be when "... the engineering lead owning conhost.exe: I can't find anything in our code that would trace user input, or data effectively derived from user input, to even a local event stream."
- crumbshot 8y agoI think this disassembly supports their assertion. The number of times a user copies and pastes isn't in itself input to the console, just a metric of some out of band events.
- DHowett 8y agoI mean, I suppose that the key sequences around copy/paste are technically user input. Those events get processed into telemetry as to whether they were done in processed or raw input mode, and whether Quick Edit was engaged at the time. Additional telemetry points include whether the "Find" dialog is being used (explicitly, whether "find next" has been clicked, and how long the search string is -- no other user-generated search content is included in event logs), when a process detaches from the console, and when the window is resized.
- jessaustin 8y agoHow about this one? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19323560 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19323560
- DHowett 8y agoSorry. This is a subthread on the Console and conhost.exe, and I don’t consider myself qualified to talk about Calculator’s telemetry points.