It's weird how perception on these things has shifted. So many practices are "normal" today which used to be clearly labeled "spyware" only 15 years ago. They successfully rebranded spyware, now it's called "telemetry", or similar.
Anyone remember the huge privacy-related outrage when Windows XP came out, because it forced users to do challenge-response activation? How times have changed...
Did it send anything? I don't know which way to interpret your question.
I imagine some info was sent if you played those shoutcast(?) video streams listed in the media library, lots of cartoon channels from what I remember.
Anyone remember the huge privacy-related outrage when Windows XP came out, because it forced users to do challenge-response activation? How times have changed...