A lot of software uses systemd-journald to log errors,
The bash shell saves everything you type into the terminal,
wtmp, btmp, utmp all track exactly who is logged in and when,
The package manager logs all software you install and keeps the logs after uninstallation,
And the kernel writes part of the RAM which may contain sensitive information to the disk when your PC crashes.

While the OS isn't sending these logs to Microsoft or Google, anyone who gets into your PC while you are logged in and your data is unencrypted can see much of what you have been doing.

If you want to be private, you must disable them.

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[–] kadu@scribe.disroot.org 41 points 14 hours ago (1 children)

REALITY IS NOT PRIVATE OUT OF THE BOX.

EVERY PHYSICAL INTERACTION IS BASED ON CAUSE AND CONSEQUENCE.

IF A DEMON COULD KNOW THE MOMENTUM AND POSITION OF EVERY PARTICLE, THEY COULD LOG EVERY ACTION AND THOUGHT YOU'VE EVER HAD.

WHILE NATURE ISN'T SENDING THESE LOGS TO A DIVINE CREATOR, ANY INTELLECT VAST ENOUGH TO SUBMIT THESE DATA TO ANALYSIS WOULD SEE THE FUTURE, AS THE PAST, PRESENT TO ITS EYES.

IF YOU WANT TO BE PRIVATE, YOU MUST CEASE TO EXIST