> you can also see that the level of invasion is low with most telemetry disabled. Regardless of their history, something along the lines of "We will invade yo

> you can also see that the level of invasion is low with most telemetry disabled. Regardless of their history, something along the lines of "We will invade your privacy and you can't disable it, but the level of invasion is low, and you have no choice but to trust us on this" doesn't sound reassuring to me. I don't want to go there, but one can easy question if you have pro-Microsoft tendencies (or even sponsored by Microsoft ), because we're talking about invasion of user privacy at the hands of a corporation, and just because it's a "low-level of invasion [that can't be turned off]" doesn't make it OK for users, be it Microsoft or Apple.