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Again: telemetry isn't "spying" and it isn't "bugging" the application. It collects usage patterns: how often is which button being pressed by which type of use
by jorvi 6mo ago
Again: telemetry isn't "spying" and it isn't "bugging" the application. It collects usage patterns: how often is which button being pressed by which type of user.
It is not collecting data on you personally nor is it collecting the actual data you enter.
- lukewarm707 6mo agogo on posthog: https://posthog.com/session-replay https://posthog.com/session-replay "Watch people use your product" - that's their own words! it literally sends you screen capture. and yes, you can id the user and capture inputs. YC 2020. we love to see it.
- jorvi 6mo agohttps://posthog.com/questions/how-to-hide-text-inputs https://posthog.com/questions/how-to-hide-text-inputs Of course the question remains if a company has "maskAllImages: true, maskAllTextInputs: true" (and I also wonder if they hide UI elements like message titles / contents), but that's why I mentioned I only turn on telemetry for companies that seem to explicitly, consistently and robustly care about privacy and security.