disable telemetry by default #64
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Hi @EverStarck, Sorry for the delay in looking into this request. I gave it some thought, and I think we may:
Unlike a CLI, we can't let the user know that we are collecting telemetry by logging to console (we would be logging a lot of logs). Instead we will try to make it easy to see in our docs and readme. If you have an alternative suggestion, I would love to consider it Data collected is anonymous always. It's simple information like Upstash SDK version |
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While investigating a question I asked in #63 , I noticed that Upstash Redis includes telemetry. However, I couldn’t find any mention of this in the documentation.
I believe this should be documented to maintain transparency with users and help them understand what data is being collected and how to enable/disable it.