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+# FAQ
+
+## What happens when I enable conda-anaconda-telemetry?
+
+When the `conda-anaconda-telemetry` plugin is installed in the conda base environment and enabled,
+the plugin will collect additional information about how conda is being used. This is then submitted
+to the channel servers that are currently configured via HTTP request headers.
+This allows channel owners to gain additional insights about how their channels are being used.
+
+## What data is tracked by this plugin?
+
+We currently collect the following information when this plugin is installed:
+
+- Installed [virtual packages](https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda/en/stable/dev-guide/plugins/virtual_packages.html)
+  (e.g., `glibc` version or your current architecture specifications, such as `m1`)
+- Installed packages in the active environment (e.g. the output of `conda list`)
+- Configured channels (e.g. `defaults` or `conda-forge`)
+- System information (e.g. `conda-build` version or the command currently being run)
+- When `conda search` is run, we track the packages that are being searched for
+- When `conda install` or `conda create` is run, we track the packages that are being installed that are
+  specified at the command line (e.g. for the command `conda install package-a package-b`, `package-a` and
+  `package-b` will be tracked)
+
+## Which commands are you tracking?
+
+We only track commands that make network requests. This includes the following:
+
+- `conda search`
+- `conda install`
+- `conda update`
+- `conda create`
+- `conda remove`
+- `conda notices`
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 ```{toctree}
 :hidden:
 
+faq
 dev/index
 ```