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Make tracking opt-in #474
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I got your concern. Basically, we don't send any other information other than the package version installed on your app. (We even don't use even that yet) This is not like anonymous data sending or even Google Analytics. I get it the whole idea of your comment. Anyway, I'll think about a way satisfy both our needs. |
Thus is the same case for all open source software. Even React struggles with this. |
@arunoda will it help if we're more transparent about the data we collect? Make collected data itself open perhaps? |
@mnmtanish That's pretty great. |
It'll be awesome if we can do that :D |
Can we do that in BigQuery. |
Yeah |
Okay. Then it's pretty cool. |
Hi, This is the Google bigquery dataset for our tracking data. Anyone can access and query it(under their own expense) if they are logged into google. |
Here's the summary of all the data we collect. |
As a privacy advocate, I almost always opt-in when given the opportunity. See Homebrew's experience with this. Being upfront is the best approach, IMO. |
Tracking has been completely removed. |
Would you consider making tracking opt-in? I realize that this will significantly reduce the amount of data you'll get, but I feel pretty uncomfortable with any software that sends data to a third party by default. And I'm sure I'm not alone. Feels pretty shady honestly.
I would say you could make a prompt in
getstorybook
that asks: "Are you ok helping us understand how you use react-storybook by sending us anonymous usage data?" It can even default to "Yes".In any case, I would definitely prefer a flag that is
--track
if I want to send the data, rather than have to add a flag--dont-track
to opt-out.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: