Pangolin collects anonymous usage telemetry to help us understand how the software is used and guide future improvements and feature development.

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What We Collect

The telemetry system collects anonymous, aggregated data about your Pangolin deployment. For example:
  • System metrics: Number of sites, users, resources, and clients
  • Usage patterns: Resource types, protocols, and SSO configurations
  • Performance data: Site traffic volumes and online status
  • Deployment info: App version and installation timestamp

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Privacy & Anonymity

No personal information is ever collected or transmitted. All data is:
  • Anonymized: Identifying info is hashed using SHA-256
  • Non-identifying: Cannot be used to identify specific users or organizations

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Configuration

You can control telemetry collection in your config.yml: 
app:
  telemetry:
    anonymous_usage: true  # Set to false to disable

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What This Helps

Anonymous usage data helps us:
  • Identify popular features and usage patterns
  • Prioritize development efforts
  • Improve performance and reliability
  • Make Pangolin better for everyone
If you have concerns about telemetry collection, you can disable it entirely by setting anonymous_usage: false in your configuration.