While it's entertaining to see Warp get excoriated for telemetry, keep in mind that they're doing what everyone else is. The new Windows Terminal has opt-out telemetry, as does PowerShell 7, .NET Core, and well... pretty much everything Microsoft ships these days has telemetry on by default. Last I checked, a fairly basic Windows + Office setup has 200+ individual sets of telemetry.

To get this veritable torrent of information past those "pesky" secops people, they resort to underhanded tricks like using host names like "microsft.com" to bypass firewall rules blocking "microsoft.com".

It is borderline impossible to stop telemetry in a typical corporate environment without heroic, ongoing vigilance from a rabid sysadmin foaming at the mouth about privacy.

This is the new normal. Get used to it, or do something about it.