I wasn't sure where to put this post, but I guess it could be considered a security issue.
So far I've been asked by Microsoft, Hewlett/Packard and one of the Add-Ons (I forget the name of it right now but when you click yes the little dog wags it's tail) for FireFox, if I would allow them to collect anonymous usage data so that it could assist improving the software.
Before I joined this forum I would always click no when asked this because I just didn't like the idea of having any information of mine being sent somewhere. However, I have this desire to help make the internet a better place (sound corny?) and one way to do that would be to help companys and people who strive towards that same goal.
With that being said, does this pose a security risk? Should you absolutely trust the company before you click yes? Does anyone else share this information?
Thanks,
Richard
So far I've been asked by Microsoft, Hewlett/Packard and one of the Add-Ons (I forget the name of it right now but when you click yes the little dog wags it's tail) for FireFox, if I would allow them to collect anonymous usage data so that it could assist improving the software.
Before I joined this forum I would always click no when asked this because I just didn't like the idea of having any information of mine being sent somewhere. However, I have this desire to help make the internet a better place (sound corny?) and one way to do that would be to help companys and people who strive towards that same goal.
With that being said, does this pose a security risk? Should you absolutely trust the company before you click yes? Does anyone else share this information?
Thanks,
Richard
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