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> Wayland sessions make up 82% of all sessions with telemetry enabled. That is a significant caveat.

• hollerith 1y ago
  Do you have any reason to believe that Wayland users are more likely than X users to enable telemetry?
  • yjftsjthsd-h 1y ago
    Nothing solid. It would be entertaining if it were the opposite. But unless we have a really good reason to think we know which way it leans, the unknown unknown means I wouldn't want to trust the numbers.
  • jasonjayr 1y ago
    On a distro with wayland as the default, users are probably defaulting to allowing telemetry as well. (maybe? Just a guess ...)
    • jchw 1y ago
      KDE telemetry is strictly opt-in, it is something that you are prompted for during the first setup wizard.
  • alex-moon 1y ago
    The reason Wayland users might be more likely to opt into telemetry is because they see Wayland as "developing" and therefore needing that user data for development purposes. I have no idea what the incidence would actually be, but there is certainly a potential selection bias in there.