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Poll about Fedora OPT-OUT telemetry metrics proposal
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this post was submitted on 09 Jul 2023
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The right way to implement telemetry:
I agree with everything, except the second point. If I already opted-in I don't want to be prompted every time that telemetry is uploaded. I wouldn't mind a notification informing me that telemetry has been sent while also allowing me to review it.
Also, it almost goes without saying that I should also be able to opt-out at any time, even after explicitly opting-in.