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Running Ubuntu Gnome 14.04 updated till date.

In System Settings, there is no 'Privacy' Settings option. In the Help for system settings, it does mention 'Privacy' settings (like what appears on the lock screen, etc.)

Am I missing something? How do I get the privacy options?

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  • @przemo Linux Mint does not use gnome-control-center, but its own. Besides, this is off topic here as LM is not an official derivate of Ubuntu.
    – s3lph
    Aug 31, 2014 at 14:04
  • I know that, I was just concerned about privacy issues in all linux distros in general, but you're right, it was off topic.
    – przemo
    Aug 31, 2014 at 14:10

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The problem is not in the gnome-control-center because after intallation that one nothing changed. Perhaps, topicstarter uninstalled "Zeitgeist" ("Activities and Privacy Manager Tool" in "Ubuntu Applications Center"), - that's why it disappeared from "System Settings". When you reinstall it, it wiil appear in "System Settings" again.

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