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Isn't that a very strong argument against telemetry? If it's generally understood that users don't want opt-out telemetry, why are people insisting on it?
by maleldil 4y ago
Isn't that a very strong argument against telemetry? If it's generally understood that users don't want opt-out telemetry, why are people insisting on it?
- geodel 4y agoHuh, don't create a new programming language, no one will use it if it doesn't exist. Isn't it strong argument against new programing languages?
- therealdrag0 4y agoIf you default it to on and most people don’t turn it off is that a strong argument in favor of telemetry?
- arp242 4y agoNot necessarily; many people just don't know they can enable it, or can't be bothered, or don't really know the details and have better things to do than investigate so opt-out "just in case" but wouldn't mind opting-in if they were familiar with the details. At this point I think it's very hard to say what "most users" do or don't want exactly.