They might have pure motives but I have to wonder just how useful that is realistically. The rest of the world does not seem keen on following in their spirit.

I wonder how one changes that setting if using a different audio server

Technically I agree, but I think most people don't put enough thought into it to realize that... like all the people that downvoted me ><

But like I said, in the moment of writing those things I think people are just narrowly thinking about specific things as political and others are not, even if that's not "technically correct", but nobody is perfect.

usable

No current distro is currently installable for blind users due to Wayland.

Wayland doesn't magically make other kinds of keyloggers stop working altogether though.

https://old.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/23mj49/wayland_is_not_immune_to_keyloggers/

https://github.com/Aishou/wayland-keylogger

https://github.com/schauveau/sway-keylogger

https://old.reddit.com/r/kde/comments/11h5tvl/wayland_security_keyloggers_are_back/

do you have a flag?

Why is asking for feedback a bad thing? IMO it's better than just being on by default, and still gives the developers an opportunity to at least get SOME useful feedback instead of all the people that screech about how telemetry should be banned entirely. I would bet money none of those people are professional developers.

Even though this question has probably been asked countless times in other communities

Then why not search for the existing posts first? Here or there.

That may be true, but wake me up when they capture 0.5% of the messaging app market :)

Tell me you've never been to Malaysia without telling me you've never been to Malaysia.

but this was an issue with them before Trump

Hidden volumes / plausible deniability