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(GH-223) Implement UUID for telemetry #239
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Prior to this commit, a binary reporting telemetry would report on the Operating System and Architecture of the machine PCT was running on; this commit adds a new data key for UUID to enable per-machine telemetry and analysis. The UUID itself is further hashed to our own namespace to prevent even the possibility of leaking a UUID which could be reversed to discover the user.
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Prior to this commit, a binary reporting telemetry would report on the Operating System and Architecture of the machine PCT was running on; this commit adds a new data key for UUID to enable per-machine telemetry and analysis.
The UUID itself is further hashed to our own namespace to prevent even the possibility of leaking a UUID which could be reversed to discover the user.
Resolves #223