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I like the Firefox approach. Nightly collects a lot of data (because you're a power user that want to improve the browser). Regular release collect a lot less.
by jeanmichelx 8y ago
I like the Firefox approach. Nightly collects a lot of data (because you're a power user that want to improve the browser). Regular release collect a lot less.
- fxfan 8y agoThis is the reason why windows doesn't let you opt out- power users would opt out. Case in point - jump lists were removed from start menu. That said- why treat regular users unfairly by not optimizing for their use cases too?
- misterdoubt 8y agoI don't see how this issue has much to do with "fairness." There's no reason that any organization must treat its audiences identically.