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After reversing

for hours, I found out that pretty much the only way to disable "Required" telemetry on Linux is the (ofc undocumented) "--enable-features=msDiagnosticDataForceOff" as the "DiagnosticData" policy is removed (can't find where in code or why though)

12:07 PM · Jul 26, 2022

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Also, unlike on Windows, Microsoft does not seem to provide symbol / debug info for Linux builds of their software, except a select few. Or at least I didn't find any, so I mostly just cross referenced from the Windows builds of Edge to find anything.

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How can you tell that the flag is working? When I use it I don't see required diagnostic data disabled in settings like I normally do on windows with the GPO applied. <3