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We only have their pinky promise that the new analytics are anonymous. For all we know this might be a PR operation because people increasingly dislike Google,

We only have their pinky promise that the new analytics are anonymous. For all we know this might be a PR operation because people increasingly dislike Google, and they'll sell the "anonymous" analytics to Google under the table. I'll make it a goal to stop all their tracking on the level of my router.

derstander 4y ago
> We only have their pinky promise that the new analytics are anonymous. Isn’t Homebrew open source? One could audit the source themselves. If you’re talking about what happens on the server side yes, but I don’t see the difference with any other computer I connect with over the internet. [1] https://github.com/Homebrew/brew https://github.com/Homebrew/brew