I don't mind sharing data for software that I use for free but this kinds of bothers me a lot:
> This would be checked by default
Lol no, I know where are you going on this but please do NOT enable this by default.
I don't mind sharing data for software that I use for free but this kinds of bothers me a lot:
> This would be checked by default
Lol no, I know where are you going on this but please do NOT enable this by default.
Data collection is OK, but it must be opt-in only.
You're only looking at it from a "more data = better" perspective, instead of a privacy perspective, which is a lot more important.
We are talking here about anonymized diagnostic data, not private indentifiable information.
Additionally, "anonymized" data frequently turns out to be identifiable when enough of it is collected.
Canonical sent an email to a public list asking for feedback.
Your comment would stand if Ubuntu 18.04 was already out and this tracking was already in place, but it's not. It's being discussed.