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Fedora's telemetry is planned to be OPT-OUT
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I'm happier than ever that I moved to a different distro. I was a Fedora user since they started and was happy to use it for a few years at the job. But seeing what's happening with the whole red hat shit it makes me sad for the people who gave a lot of their time and passion for this.
It's getting harder and harder for the Fedora devs to show they are independent of red hat...