> If your telemetry tells you that a _very large number of people_ are using it, and you have complaints from a number of people who have _never used it_ (or disabled telemetry), that tells you there's value in what you're doing.
This is how you lose thousand seats enterprise licensing deals without even realizing it.
> That's a false equivalence to OP's point - there's a _stark_ different between telemetry and phoning home with training data.
Yeah, arguably the former is worse. In the latter case, the data is actually relevant to the product and there's a chance of the user directly benefiting from it.
This is how you lose thousand seats enterprise licensing deals without even realizing it.
> That's a false equivalence to OP's point - there's a _stark_ different between telemetry and phoning home with training data.
Yeah, arguably the former is worse. In the latter case, the data is actually relevant to the product and there's a chance of the user directly benefiting from it.