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Preferences Dialog: Implement telemetry controls (checkbox) #158

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afiune opened this issue Feb 10, 2020 · 1 comment
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Preferences Dialog: Implement telemetry controls (checkbox) #158

afiune opened this issue Feb 10, 2020 · 1 comment
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Aspect: Security Can an unwanted third party affect the stability or look at privileged information? Aspect: UI How users interact with the interface of the project, with a focus on interaction and visual design. Triage: Feature Request Indicates an issue requesting new functionality. Type: Enhancement Adds new functionality.

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afiune commented Feb 10, 2020

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Placeholder to enable the telemetry controls inside the Preferences Dialog.

Screen Shot 2020-02-10 at 2 10 42 AM

The checkbox is currently commented out. We need to work with UX and Legal
on the phrasing and disclosure.
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@tyler-ball tyler-ball added Aspect: Security Can an unwanted third party affect the stability or look at privileged information? Aspect: UI How users interact with the interface of the project, with a focus on interaction and visual design. Triage: Feature Request Indicates an issue requesting new functionality. Type: Enhancement Adds new functionality. labels Feb 19, 2020
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Note: the app writes UI-customized config to a .app-managed-config file and our Ruby ecosystem does not know about that file. We will need to decide how to have all our applications read (and possibly write) all the same configuration.

One idea @afiune had was to write a Golang library to read/write all our config, expose a Golang binary that can do the same thing, and then have Ruby call this executable.

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