When using Azure PowerShell, you may be invited to participate in a survey to tell us about your
experience. By responding to the survey, you help to identify common issues and areas for
improvement. Understanding your experiences and opinions helps to make future releases of Azure
command line tools better for you and others.
What data is collected
The survey collects anonymized feedback about your satisfaction with Azure command line tools and
doesn't collect any private or personal data.
While we appreciate the insights this data provides, we understand not everyone wants to be prompted
to complete a survey. You can disable being prompted to participate in surveys with the
Update-AzConfig cmdlet or via an environment variable.
Disable the survey
In the following example, the Update-AzConfig cmdlet is used to disable the survey message.
Azure PowerShell
Update-AzConfig -DisplaySurveyMessage$false
You can also use the $Env:AzSurveyMessage environment variable to disable the survey message.
Azure PowerShell
Set-Item -Path Env:\AzSurveyMessage -Value$false
Compatibility with third-party tools
The survey message is displayed using PowerShell's information stream to prevent it from altering
the returned object-based output. Although we've made every effort to ensure the survey doesn't
impact your experience, there are some scenarios where the survey may affect the usage of
third-party tools such as Ansible. If you experience issues, we recommend that you
disable the survey in those scenarios.
Privacy statement
Your privacy is important to us.
Microsoft's Privacy Statement explains the
personal data Microsoft processes, how Microsoft processes it, and for what purposes.
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