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What kind of Telemetry do you allow?
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I allow everything from FOSS that I like, you?
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this post was submitted on 26 Aug 2023
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So, if an application crashes on your device, you're okay with it never getting fixed because the developer has no idea it's a problem?
Just tell them.
I love how you're implying a bug will never get fixed because I, of all people, am not using telemetry. If it's bugging you so much that's when you open up a ticket on their issue tracker.
Honestly? Yeah, that would be an okay tradeoff. If it's not, I'd go file an issue with steps to reproduce it like I'd be expected to anyways.
That's the developer's responsibility to fix their own shit. I ain't no snitch.
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I assume some other dumbass will leave telemetry on