I have an Raspberry Pi 5 and I usually install Ubuntu (E.g., 24.10) and then upgrade to KE Plasma
The user feedback for system settings default is disabled.
I would ike to suggest the the user feedback for system settings default to a higher level (E.g., basic system inforamtion and usage staticss. )
So the development team can have a better understanding of the user and how it isbeing used.
KDE’s policy is that any form of telemetry is opt-in so that users know if and what information is shared.
It might be possible though to hint at that capability in a “first start” information screen.
In fact, it’s already there in the Plasma Welcome app 
This post from David Edmundson is interesting reading on the topic, for what it’s worth: Metrics in KDE – Are they useful? – David Edmundson's Web Log
I use a Raspberry Pi 5. I install Ubuntu 24.10 first, then run “sudo apt install kde-full” to install KDE Plasma.
So I am not being prompt for the User Feedback questions.
I only saw those questions when I open the System settings.
Even in such a situation I would expect the first startup of a KDE Plasma session to show the welcome helper.
No. The welcome helper is not being show in theis case. May be the KDE plasma team canmake the change so that after I select the display manager (sddm) it ask one more question about the user feedback.
I noticed that if I use the command “sudo apt install kde-full” I will not be prompted for the user feedback in system settings.
If I use the command “sudo apt install kubuntu-desktop” then I will be prompted for the user feedback in system settings.
Then this is a packaging issue. kde-full should install the full desktop, including the User Feedback module. You’ll need to talk to Ubuntu about fixing this.
I filed a bug in ubuntu launchpad to keep track of the issue.
Bug number 2112338 in ubuntu launchpad.
