The vast majority of questions like that are quite obvious. Now what you might miss is that in some country where special circumstances led to an unusual high

The vast majority of questions like that are quite obvious. Now what you might miss is that in some country where special circumstances led to an unusual high use of a certain feature. But this is not that case. More importantly, even with telemetry. Is the JavaScript adding something or is it solely used for tracking? Is it appreciated by the users? Maybe 80% of input validation is so broken that they only serve to block legitimate input and waste cpu-cycles. More than telemetry you need common sense. It is not apparent how the telemetry influenced this in any way.