sfcrazy writes "Austria's Big Brother Awards awarded the coveted Big Brother Award to Ubuntu's founder Mark Shuttleworth for Ubuntu Dash's privacy reducing online extensions to local searches." From the article: "What's bad here and raises question here is that despite repeated requests Canonical refused to make the tracking option opt-in. The feature is installed and enabled by default so the moment one install Ubuntu it starts sending info to Canonical servers until the user deliberately disables it."
Для неграмотных: ебунта получила Приз Большого Брата за софтину, которая по умолчанию стучит в Каноникал, а разработчики напрочь игнорируют все просьбы сделать эту фичу отключенной по умолчанию.
