Fedora considers "privacy-preserving" telemetry
Fedora considers "privacy-preserving" telemetry
Posted Jul 7, 2023 20:09 UTC (Fri) by tilt12345678 (subscriber, #126336)Parent article: Fedora considers "privacy-preserving" telemetry
Announcing something like this without key information such as
- What is going to be collected
- How (technically) it is being collected
- How (technically) the information is going to be transmitted
- Where to (territory and legal entity) the information is going to be transmitted
- Where to (territory and legal entities) the information is going to be copied after it has been transmitted
- What the retention policy will be
- What the privacy policy will be
is making this announcement something that can neither be agreed upon nor rejected, so i choose to ignore it. At the time when it will be rolled out, please remind me again, so i can patch it out of our images. Thank you in advance.
- What is going to be collected
- How (technically) it is being collected
- How (technically) the information is going to be transmitted
- Where to (territory and legal entity) the information is going to be transmitted
- Where to (territory and legal entities) the information is going to be copied after it has been transmitted
- What the retention policy will be
- What the privacy policy will be
is making this announcement something that can neither be agreed upon nor rejected, so i choose to ignore it. At the time when it will be rolled out, please remind me again, so i can patch it out of our images. Thank you in advance.
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