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Sorry, using the "risk = probability times damage" meaning here. It doesn't matter so much how much telemetry is sent until that leads to: a) compromising my privacy b) that breach leading to damage to me. I like to threat model things like this, rather than going on a binary scale of threatened/not-threatened and I think there is no threat model that leads to me needing to worry. Of course, if you have concrete info…
I understand. I was just curious because telemetry is an automatic privacy intrusion. The only question is whether or not it exceeds your comfort level. In your case, it does not. That's fair.
Ah, right. I don't see an automated system seeing things about me as an intrusion until it has implications about me. For instance, I imagine if someone dev-nulled all telemetry but still had it running you'd consider it a privacy risk because your private data was exfiltrated but I wouldn't because no action was taken against me on private information.