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Which indicates it's opt-in so off by default. Also there's a pretty clear (IMHO) configuration in the settings that states what is send based on the level you
by yaantc 5y ago
Which indicates it's opt-in so off by default. Also there's a pretty clear (IMHO) configuration in the settings that states what is send based on the level you select. So what's the problem? It's only a way to contribute usage feedback if and only as much as you want to.
- emilsedgh 5y agoThis is correct. KDE's user feedback collection is: * Opt-in. * Has several different levels of sharing and pretty clear about what is being shared. * Even at the most relaxed level, it's fully anonymized. The only criticism I've heard about it a long time ago was that even if you turn it off, it still will collect the data, locally on your machine. Which was a technical matter at the time and may have already changed. KDE people are among the most privacy respecting bunch. Grandparent is spreading FUD (or has been misinformed as result of FUD). In a world that people are comfortable with Facebook and Google I find it funny that people would have privacy complaints about KDE. Disclaimer: Used to be a minor kde contributor.