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> You don't know what Github is doing privately with this tool running in their backend systems. What of it? You don't know what they're doing regardless. You'
by scrollaway 5y ago
> You don't know what Github is doing privately with this tool running in their backend systems.
What of it? You don't know what they're doing regardless. You're attacking a strawman, because of its name. Please for the love of everything, take a step back and understand what you're even arguing about.
YOU are not the target of said telemetry. Their frickin' servers are.
- yannoninator 5y ago> YOU are not the target of said telemetry. Their frickin' servers are. Extremely naive claim. What data do you think is included in their traces/metrics/logging with this telemetry tool? Do you know more of this? You should know that a single blogpost doesn't tell you the entire story. What data are they collecting with this? Are these metrics/traces/data transparent? if not, why has GitHub not made this transparent? Again, Am I able to "opt-out" of this telemetry on GitHub? If I cannot, then they are spying. pure and simple.