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So, most of you /g/uys have enabled telemetry on your favorite software right?
>Powerusers disables all form of telemetry, only normies leave it on.
>Developers run usage analysis for their software, cuts support for unused features so that they can spend their time developing on those mostly used by their userbase.
>"Suddenly" Firefox drops support for soon-to-be legacy addons in favor of converting to WebExtensions.
>/g/entoomens rages after their privacy plugins is killed off.
This is the future you chose.
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yea I leave it on . I trust mozilla
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They literally cut off their noses to spite their faeces.
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:^)
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Telemetry is off by default in firefox to begin with. The amount of data they receive comes from people who know about the option and deliberately chose to enable it which likely skews a bit toward developers rather than normalfags.
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>Pic related
The "additional data" option is there if you want to send additional telemetry data which can include data that is traceable back to you.
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>>60243391
Where is this from?
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>>60244235
about:telemetry
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>Firefox drops support for soon-to-be legacy addons in favor of converting to WebExtensions
Nothing to do with Telemetry. Every browser used XUL extensions because that's all there was, power user or not.
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