Mine was set to on. I run it off. Might wanna go check yours.

I dunno, I always leave mine on and suggest others do the same. I accessed the analytics data when doing the Top 10 lists for the original eZine, and it really does provide useful information to Cakewalk. It's all just aggregated data, like "78% of users are on Windows 10 64-bit."

bitman
Mine was set to on. I run it off. Might wanna go check yours.

Thanks for the heads up.

Anderton
I dunno, I always leave mine on and suggest others do the same.

I'm with you on this one. 

Cakewalk is one of the few companies I would trust leaving analytics on for.  It is software that I use daily and I am sure the feedback Cakewalk receives from it is utilised well.

I could be wrong too.
Somehow mine changed at some point. not that I check it all the time.

Hi. I have always had mine on, so I cannot check.
Agree that it is probably useful information for Cakewalk.
All the best.

Can I get a shock from wearing a tinfoil hat and having analytics on .
 
On a serious note, the only reason I would turn analytics off is because of CPU, disk or RAM usage.
However I don't believe it uses any extra fuel. just collects data at the end of the project save.
Someone correct me on that please.

chuckebaby
Can I get a shock from wearing a tinfoil hat and having analytics on .
 
On a serious note, the only reason I would turn analytics off is because of CPU, disk or RAM usage.
However I don't believe it uses any extra fuel. just collects data at the end of the project save.
Someone correct me on that please.

Only if you don't wear your ground strap.
 

promidi

Anderton
I dunno, I always leave mine on and suggest others do the same.

I'm with you on this one. 

Cakewalk is one of the few companies I would trust leaving analytics on for.  It is software that I use daily and I am sure the feedback Cakewalk receives from it is utilised well.

ditto. Mine is on. I feel OK about it. 

Mine was off and didn't turn itself on.