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Fedora's telemetry is planned to be OPT-OUT
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I’m almost certain that is not conform with GDPR in europe to pre-enable checkboxes.
I’m no lawyer but I read it that way and will probably be disappointed.
If it collects user data it is not. If it collects “1 person downloaded an update” it’s perfectly fine
I agree, but whatever they say ... who do I trust? I'm paranoid enough to trust only my own network capture.
If only it was open source. Or if only you could actually do your own network capture. 🤷
That’s not what the GDPR is for though.