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3 | # What kind of statistics do you collect? |
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5 | Everytime you run a Nexmon firmware build, we collect the following information: |
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6 | * A unique identifier based on a random number (e.g., 5O31UY9Z5IEX3O9KL680V5IHNASIE1SB) |
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7 | * The name, release, machine and processor of your build system (`uname -srmp`, e.g., `Linux 4.2.0-42-generic x86_64 x86_64`) |
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8 | * Git internal path to the built project (e.g., `patches/bcm4339/6_37_34_43/nexmon/`) |
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9 | * Git version (e.g., `2.2.1-55-g3684a80c-dirty`) |
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10 | * Git repository URL (e.g., `git@github.com:seemoo-lab/wisec2017_nexmon_jammer.git`) |
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12 | # Why do you collect statistics? |
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14 | Nexmon is mainly intended as a research project that we share with the community so that others can benefit from our tools. |
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15 | We want to collect statistics to figure out how often Nexmon is used in general and which platform and firmware version is the most popular. |
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16 | We also intent to share our findings in the future. |
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18 | # How do I disable the collection of statistics? |
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20 | If you have privacy concerns, we also offer to opt-out of the statistic collections. To this end, you simply have to create a `DISABLE_STATISTICS` file in your Nexmon root directory. |