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> Teams tries to send Telemetry to MS, > Try disabling the ad/dns blocking and see if it helps. Absolutely the fuck not. It wouldn't surprise me if this turn
by jen20 4y ago
> Teams tries to send Telemetry to MS,
> Try disabling the ad/dns blocking and see if it helps.
Absolutely the fuck not.
It wouldn't surprise me if this turned out to be an issue, but the idea that the solution is to allow Microsoft to exfiltrate whatever the hell they like on the whims of their product management is abhorrent - not a solution.
- pawelduda 4y agoMaybe they can add an opt-out telemetry checkbox which will magically reset to default state after every update
- asdajksah2123 4y agoThis is not a solution. It's a tip on determining whether this is your problem. For many people who are required to use Teams, and have this issue, it might be a necessary solution until MS gets its act together. For many who have alternatives, they may choose to abandon Teams itself.
- dylan604 4y ago>until MS gets its act together. So, in other words, permanently disabling ad blocking
- tatersolid 4y ago> the idea that the solution is to allow Microsoft to exfiltrate whatever the hell they like on the whims of their product management is abhorrent - not a solution. What? You’re already sending all the content of your chats and meetings to Microsoft servers. Why do you worry about sending telemetry that might actually help some dev fix some bugs?