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Hm. I don't think I follow "isn't translating to user numbers", could you elaborate? Here's my thinking: There's 100 users getting updates. There's 40 users se
by duttish 8mo ago
Hm. I don't think I follow "isn't translating to user numbers", could you elaborate?
Here's my thinking:
There's 100 users getting updates.
There's 40 users sending telemetry with AI enabled
There's 10 users sending telemetry with AI disabled
So we have 50 people not sending telemetry and using or not using AI. If we assume more likely but not overwhelmingly more it's 30 people.
So we end up with 40+20 with AI, and 10+30 without?
- zorked 8mo agoThis correlation may be ilegal to do in large parts of the world. When you disable telemetry you are declaring you don't want to be tracked.
- whizzter 7mo agoIf you attach tracking to get exact set numbers it'd be illegal, but taking an aggregate and doing statistics shouldn't be since it can't be traced to individuals.