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Fedora Workstation 40 Considering To Implement Privacy-Preserving Telemetry
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Originally posted by muncrief View PostHowever a convoluted Windows type GUI is one thing, and I understand some people actually like them, but adopting Microsoft botnet behavior is crossing the red line.
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5 pages of many outraged people yet not one mentioned one of the first company that not only force install telemetry software on their drivers, they dont even give the option to opt-in or out.
yeap, your beloved nvidia. Which has forced this on their drivers for over 10 years.
wheres the rage, as displayed against red hat/ibm for nvidia?
Love double standards.
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Originally posted by NeoMorpheus View Post5 pages of many outraged people yet not one mentioned one of the first company that not only force install telemetry software on their drivers, they dont even give the option to opt-in or out.
yeap, your beloved nvidia. Which has forced this on their drivers for over 10 years.
wheres the rage, as displayed against red hat/ibm for nvidia?
Love double standards.
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Originally posted by avis View PostIf you really cared about privacy you would not 1) use the Internet (your web browser, specially if you're under Linux, is easily identifiable even if you always use Private Mode) 2) use your mobile phone (IMEI, location services, cellular operators saving your location, messages and calls) 3) be signed up on these forums (an infinite trail of your messages).
privacy is not secrecy, and most important is not all-or-nothing.
Privacy is the power to selectively decide what information you want share with who.
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Originally posted by NeoMorpheus View Post5 pages of many outraged people yet not one mentioned one of the first company that not only force install telemetry software on their drivers, they dont even give the option to opt-in or out.
yeap, your beloved nvidia. Which has forced this on their drivers for over 10 years.
wheres the rage, as displayed against red hat/ibm for nvidia?
Love double standards.
People are outraged when bad behaviours comes from entity they used to trust.
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Originally posted by NeoMorpheus View Post5 pages of many outraged people yet not one mentioned one of the first company that not only force install telemetry software on their drivers, they dont even give the option to opt-in or out.
yeap, your beloved nvidia. Which has forced this on their drivers for over 10 years.
wheres the rage, as displayed against red hat/ibm for nvidia?
Love double standards.
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