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1. Aral Balkan (aral@mastodon.ar.al)'s status on Tuesday, 08-Jan-2019 12:14:22 CET Aral Balkan

   • GNOME

   Hmm, I see org.gnome.desktop.privacy report-technical-problems true but I don’t see an option under Gnome Settings → Privacy to turn that off. Anyone know where this setting is exposed and why it is on by default? (Pop!_OS 18.10)

   CC @gnome #privacy

   • Mathieu [bochecha] (mathieu@mstdn.fr)'s status on Tuesday, 08-Jan-2019 12:20:43 CET Mathieu [bochecha]

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     • GNOME

     @aral @gnome I think it only works with ABRT, so the setting only appears if you have ABRT installed.

     As far as I know, only Fedora installs ABRT.

     So that setting most likely has no effect for you: nothing gets reported automatically.

     You might want to ask the devs in #control-center on GimpNet though, if you want to be sure. 🙂

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   • bugaevc@mastodon.technology's status on Tuesday, 08-Jan-2019 12:31:25 CET bugaevc

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     • GNOME

     @aral @gnome it's right here, but only if your system is using ABRT (technically, any problem-reporting system that implements the org.freedesktop.problems D-Bus interface and claims the name 'org.freedesktop.problems.daemon')

     If your system is using its own bug-reporting system (and Ubuntu does), then the setting is ignored and not shown, and you'll have to configure that system via its own UI, not via GNOME's.

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   • Aral Balkan (aral@mastodon.ar.al)'s status on Tuesday, 08-Jan-2019 12:34:34 CET Aral Balkan

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     • Mathieu [bochecha]
     • GNOME

     @mathieu @gnome Thanks, Mathieu :)

   • Aral Balkan (aral@mastodon.ar.al)'s status on Tuesday, 08-Jan-2019 12:34:46 CET Aral Balkan

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     • GNOME
     • bugaevc

     @bugaevc @gnome Thanks, Sergey :)