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From: Christian Loosli <christian.loosli@fuchsnet.ch>
To: kde-community@kde.org
Subject: Re: Telemetry Policy
Date: Sun, 13 Aug 2017 12:18:16 +0200
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Hi, 

thank you very much for this work, sounds great! 

Only point I have: maybe make sure that the opt-in / default settings are not 
only mandatory for application developers, but also for packagers / 
distributions. 

Some distributions have rather questionable views on privacy and by default 
sent information to third parties, so I would feel much more safe if they 
weren't allowed (in theory) to flick the switch in their package by default to 
"on" either.

Kind regards, 

Christian