You have a point. There is no way to block access to resources given the nature of the product, but they could, at least, make more effort to create a better co

You have a point. There is no way to block access to resources given the nature of the product, but they could, at least, make more effort to create a better community/environment around the tooling (regarding data handling). > extensions may separately send telemetry, that do not have to adhere to the main VSCode telemetry configuration settings. From what I see things that should never happen and should yield a block from the marketplace. Like you mention, in the end of the day that is not enforceable, but more transparent data privacy policy would show some good faith from their side.