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It sounds like they're planning it to be as general as possible (more just "how much is each feature used"), but it'll also be fully opt-in: > And, of course,
by smileybarry 3y ago
It sounds like they're planning it to be as general as possible (more just "how much is each feature used"), but it'll also be fully opt-in:
> And, of course, once this functionality rolls out to customers, you’ll be able to control whether or not telemetry is active on your account.
("account" sounds like you can turn it off family-wide or even organization-wide)
[ Reposted my comment from duplicate post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35685170 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35685170 ]
- einherjae 3y agoExplicitly opt-out sadly. It bothers me quite a bit to read that we’ve normalized telemetry as much as we have. If you’d asked more or less any random hacker 10 years ago if any of this was remotely OK they’d all be slack-jawed to learn what has happened. Where did all the privacy conscious hackers go? Did they all get replaced when JavaScript and Electron became the norm?
- bwoodruff 3y agoI wrote more about the consent aspect here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35706897 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35706897 tl;dr If we roll this out to customers, we'll be asking for consent, and won't be collecting telemetry data unless we have it. -Ben, 1Password