<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <schemalist gettext-domain="gsettings-desktop-schemas"> <schema id="org.gnome.desktop.privacy" path="/org/gnome/desktop/privacy/"> <key name="hide-identity" type="b"> <default>false</default> <summary>Controls visibility of personal information</summary> <description>If set to true, the system will make an effort to not divulge the user’s identity on screen or on the network.</description> </key> <key name="show-full-name-in-top-bar" type="b"> <default>true</default> <summary>Show full name in the user menu</summary> <description>Whether the users full name is shown in the user menu or not.</description> </key> <key name="remove-old-trash-files" type="b"> <default>false</default> <summary>Whether to remove old files from the trash automatically</summary> <description>If TRUE, automatically remove files from the trash when they are older than “old-files-age” days.</description> </key> <key name="remove-old-temp-files" type="b"> <default>false</default> <summary>Whether to remove old temporary files automatically</summary> <description>If TRUE, automatically remove temporary files when they are older than “old-files-age” days.</description> </key> <key name="old-files-age" type="u"> <default>30</default> <summary>Number of days to keep trash and temporary files</summary> <description>Consider trash and temporary files old after this many days.</description> </key> <key name="remember-recent-files" type="b"> <default>true</default> <summary>Whether to remember recently used files</summary> <description>If FALSE, applications will not remember recently used files.</description> </key> <key name="recent-files-max-age" type="i"> <default>-1</default> <summary>Number of days to remember recently used files for</summary> <description>Recently used files will be remembered for this many days. If set to 0, recent files will not be remembered; if set to -1, they will be retained indefinitely.</description> </key> <key name="remember-app-usage" type="b"> <default>true</default> <summary>Whether to remember application usage</summary> <description>If FALSE, application usage will not be monitored and recorded.</description> </key> <key name="send-software-usage-stats" type="b"> <default>false</default> <summary>Send statistics when applications are removed or installed</summary> <description>If FALSE, no anonymous installation or removal information will be sent to the vendor.</description> </key> <key name="report-technical-problems" type="b"> <default>false</default> <summary>Send reports of technical problems to the vendor</summary> <description>If TRUE, anonymized reports will be sent automatically to the vendor.</description> </key> <key name="disable-microphone" type="b"> <default>false</default> <summary>Don’t allow applications to access the microphone</summary> <description>If TRUE, applications should not use the microphone.</description> </key> <key name="disable-camera" type="b"> <default>false</default> <summary>Don’t allow applications to access the camera</summary> <description>If TRUE, applications should not use the camera.</description> </key> <key name="disable-sound-output" type="b"> <default>false</default> <summary>Don’t allow applications to output sound</summary> <description>If TRUE, applications should not make sound.</description> </key> <key name="usb-protection" type="b"> <default>true</default> <summary>Whether to protect USB devices</summary> <description>If the USBGuard service is present and this setting is enabled, USB devices will be protected as configured in the usb-protection-level setting. </description> </key> <key name="usb-protection-level" enum="org.gnome.desktop.GDesktopUsbProtection"> <default>'lockscreen'</default> <summary>When USB devices should be rejected</summary> <description> If set to “lockscreen”, only when the lock screen is present new USB devices will be rejected; if set to “always”, all new USB devices will always be rejected. </description> </key> <key name="privacy-screen" type="b"> <default>false</default> <summary>Whether the privacy screen is enabled</summary> <description>If the underlying hardware has privacy screen support and this setting is enabled, the panels supporting this technology will be obscured from lateral view. </description> </key> </schema> </schemalist>