> You can discover features that are never used and should be removed so attention can be focused elsewhere
That rests on some very specific assumptions; consider that, statistically, the "restore" feature of backup software is almost never used.
That rests on some very specific assumptions; consider that, statistically, the "restore" feature of backup software is almost never used.
In other words, just because a feature is used rarely doesn't mean it isn't important to keep around. So much of what's wrong with software these days can be attributed to this "A/B test everything, the data never lies" approach to design.
Design by focus group where the focus group is the users who left telemetry on/unblocked.