Naturally, gathering information by telemetry is essential in the development of industrial products (it is common knowledge in the industrial world). them can use “telemetry” to detect anomalies and prevent accidents before they happen. Power generation facilities, infrastructure facilities, airplanes, train operating systems, competition vehicles, and even in marathon races, etc. Telemetry has become an indispensable system in monitoring because it provides real-time, logical data. Do Google or Facebook have any consumer products that aren’t ad servers? Of course users are skittish.Īssuming Audacity’s team aren’t just naive greenhorns, if they truly were surprised by disdain for telemetry they’ve lost their sense of self forgotten the difference between being parts of a machine vs. MS, e.g., can still sell our data to ad companies whether it’s used for product improvement or not. MS, for example, scrapes and scrapes and scrapes and Windows Updates are still royally hosed! I don’t see many positive things done with telemetry. We’ve been conditioned to be suspicious of so called Tech with all their data scraping and creepy tracking. When something like this happens users get upset and rightly so. There are many die hards out there still spewing the “Ubuntu = Telemetry = Bad” mantra. Ubuntu went through the same thing a few years ago. Audacity’s little saga has been a cluster all one had to do was not accept telemetry. My comment was just about the team being surprised users don’t like telemetry.
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