3 ms·
I didn't ask about what the policy document says, but about what is actually transferred by the chip itself, independently of the OS. Since it's not encrypted t
by not2b 3y ago
I didn't ask about what the policy document says, but about what is actually transferred by the chip itself, independently of the OS. Since it's not encrypted this can be determined.
- iudqnolq 3y agoOkay but I don't see why you're so skeptical of the policy. This is all normal telemetry data roughly analogous to what most websites collect. Why are you assuming they're probably collecting much less?
- admax88qqq 3y agoBecause policy documents are written by lawyers to cover the companies ass for every eventuality. There is a different motivation here. The code is written by engineers to either solve a problem, or spy on the users. The policy document does not disambiguate between the two.
- AdamJacobMuller 3y agoEspecially because the service required to capture/collect these metrics would be several orders of magnitude more complex than the service required to serve a single static file.
- numbsafari 3y agoNot really? Include them in the web server logs of the system serving the static file and call it a day. That’s pretty basic.