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feat(analytics): make analytics optional for self-hosted installations #465

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#427

What kind of change does this PR introduce?

Feature - Makes analytics optional for self-hosted installations by introducing environment variable controls.

Why was this change needed?

Self-hosted users are typically more privacy-conscious and may not want analytics tracking enabled by default. Additionally, the analytics data being collected wasn't accessible to self-hosted users, making the feature unnecessary for their installations.
This change gives users more control over their privacy settings and aligns better with the expectations of self-hosted users who prefer to have explicit control over tracking and analytics.

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  • This PR fixes just ONE issue (do not include multiple issues or types of change in the same PR) For example, don't try and fix a UI issue and include new dependencies in the same PR.

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nevo-david commented Dec 4, 2024

Hi!
There's already some checking if to start the analytics or not

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