"Privacy-preserving Telemetry" is an oxymoron. No such thing exists.
Telemetry is always an invasion of privacy, and as such, completely
unacceptable in a Free Software operating system. All the more if it is
mandatory or opt-out rather than opt-in (but I also consider all those
obnoxious "please opt-in to sharing your personal data with us" prompts a
major annoyance).
I do not see why Fedora (or any other Free Software project, including
GNOME, KDE, Endless OS, etc. – I am also complaining about other projects'
telemetry efforts) has a need to spy on its users.
Kevin Kofler
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