> No one would ever buy that hammer again, right?
I mean, you might not, but I don't see telemetry as such an evil. It does help make the product better. So "no one" is a bit too strong here, try "no one with my mindset" ;)
I mean, you might not, but I don't see telemetry as such an evil. It does help make the product better. So "no one" is a bit too strong here, try "no one with my mindset" ;)
I had this belief before, that it helps makes the product better.
But I realized that telemetry is used against us. It helps the company push their own agenda, and manipulate the user.
For example, I'm used to update my Android apps manually. Google made it more and more difficult, version by version, to access the corresponding screen in the Google play app, in order to push for auto-update. They analyzed this through telemetry.
I use 1password and generally like it. Their moves towards typical Product Owner monetization BS has me starting to look to other options.