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It's strange to you people care more about their autonomy than your convenience? Telemetry can tell you what users are doing. It doesn't tell you why.
by pseudalopex 6y ago
It's strange to you people care more about their autonomy than your convenience?
Telemetry can tell you what users are doing. It doesn't tell you why.
- gnusty_gnurc 6y agoI'm saying as someone who works in software I empathize with the idea of spending lots of time implementing a feature, tearing hair out over some technical issue, etc. only to realize no one uses that feature. I'd rather people be able to opt-in, but conceptually I'm not really upset that people can see my usage patterns, etc.
- pseudalopex 6y agoI think most of us work in software. Asking for consent isn't hard. Telemetry won't tell you nobody wants a feature you haven't implemented yet. User research might.