> In any event, during the installation process, you do see a screen where you can turn all this off. It's not off by default, but viewing these settings was pa

> In any event, during the installation process, you do see a screen where you can turn all this off. It's not off by default, but viewing these settings was part of my Windows 10 installation experience. The problem is that Windows 10 does not respect you having this turned off. It will send away your data, even if you turned off all the switches. Don't you see this as a huge problem?