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No this is massively more invasive than checking your commit history. Github doesn't know moment to moment what you're doing while these invasive tracking progr
by rtkwe 5y ago
No this is massively more invasive than checking your commit history. Github doesn't know moment to moment what you're doing while these invasive tracking programs do.
- nsonha 5y agomy point is that they can already do this with commit history (and more), while this is an inferior way of tracking, regardless of privacy concerns.
- rtkwe 5y agoCommit history only tells them when you do commits... these tools tell you what people are doing between commits. There's no way a single tool's history gives more information than logging every keystroke and monitoring the screen... At best it's a less noisy stream but doesn't contain nearly as much information.