@NachtFarben Just sending a gift without any conditions/contracts would be probably a bad move to bribe someone. Since the Google Analytic affair on their Windows/Mac Proprietary driver ( https://www.tomshardware.com/news/wacom-tablet-sending-data-google-analytics ) they added checkboxes to share data to third party. It's of course reported to be behind a “deceptive design pattern” but I never tested the Windows version. Here I'll use test it under Gnu/Linux where they share spec to build a quality Free/Libre Driver with no privacy issue.
@NachtFarben Just sending a gift without any conditions/contracts would be probably a bad move to bribe someone. Since the Google Analytic affair on their Windows/Mac Proprietary driver ( https://www.tomshardware.com/news/wacom-tablet-sending-data-google-analytics ) they added checkboxes to share data to third party. It's of course reported to be behind a “deceptive design pattern” but I never tested the Windows version. Here I'll use test it under Gnu/Linux where they share spec to build a quality...
@davidrevoy Let's leave the psychological effect of corporate gifts aside and hope that Wacom has learned its lesson and wants to respect the privacy of its users with open drivers. In this context, they are in exactly the right place with you. 👍
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@NachtFarben Just sending a gift without any conditions/contracts would be probably a bad move to bribe someone.
Since the Google Analytic affair on their Windows/Mac Proprietary driver ( https://www.tomshardware.com/news/wacom-tablet-sending-data-google-analytics ) they added checkboxes to share data to third party. It's of course reported to be behind a “deceptive design pattern” but I never tested the Windows version. Here I'll use test it under Gnu/Linux where they share spec to build a quality Free/Libre Driver with no privacy issue.
@NachtFarben Just sending a gift without any conditions/contracts would be probably a bad move to bribe someone.
Since the Google Analytic affair on their Windows/Mac Proprietary driver ( https://www.tomshardware.com/news/wacom-tablet-sending-data-google-analytics ) they added checkboxes to share data to third party. It's of course reported to be behind a “deceptive design pattern” but I never tested the Windows version. Here I'll use test it under Gnu/Linux where they share spec to build a quality...