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I have no problem with the telemetry, it's anonymized and open source. It could help Fedora. Totally different from spooky proprietary telemetry
Also you have the ability to disable it right in the installer/welcome screen, before anything is being sent. Imo having good telemetry is important, and this is how it should be done!
People just see the word telemetry and get frightened without looking into it in any detail.