com.telemetrydeck.01e36169b608.plist

This .plist file stores preference data for a TelemetryDeck app or integration identified as 01E36169B608 in your Mac user Library.

Telemetrydeck com.telemetrydeck.01e36169b608

What is com.telemetrydeck.01e36169b608.plist?

~/Library/Preferences/com.telemetrydeck.01e36169b608.plist is a macOS preferences file. Preference files in this location store saved settings for an app, helper, or integration so it can remember options between launches. In this case, the file name ties it to TelemetryDeck, a privacy-focused analytics platform used by apps and websites to send usage and diagnostic events. Users typically encounter a file like this while reviewing Library contents, troubleshooting an app, or cleaning up leftover settings after uninstalling related software. Deleting the file usually resets that item's stored preferences, which may remove remembered choices or require the related app or component to recreate its settings the next time it runs.

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Safety overview

Status: Mostly safe

This is a normal user-level preferences file, not a system component. Removing it is generally low risk, but it can reset saved settings for the related TelemetryDeck-linked app or integration and may cause that software to recreate the file later. If you still use the related app, keep the file unless you want to reset its preferences or are troubleshooting a settings problem.

Recommendation: Keep this file if you still use the related app or want to preserve its saved settings. If the related software has already been removed, or you want to reset its preferences, you can delete this file; the most likely effect is that any stored options will be lost and recreated if the software runs again.

File path

  • ~/Library/Preferences/com.telemetrydeck.01e36169b608.plist

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