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Fedora's telemetry is planned to be OPT-OUT
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Looks like this statement contradicts with their goal.
How, exactly? They've been saying from the very beginning that they don't need or want personally-identifiable data.
Opt-in = Low value metrics
Opt-out = Better metrics
If I read that right, looks like Fedora is justifying application of opt-out metrics as long as there's little/no PII present in the data collected.