> Unlike a desktop PC, it knows where you are at all times A single web-API call can return an accurate geolocation based on IP address alone for the majority

> Unlike a desktop PC, it knows where you are at all times A single web-API call can return an accurate geolocation based on IP address alone for the majority of users (there are a few exceptions like VPNs or a small subset of IPs where the location is not good). If the desktop has Wifi, then geolocation becomes even more accurate as you can use known Wifi SSIDs to cross-reference. If the user has set a time-zone for their clock, then again more accurate location data. > Most of the collected data is, of course, benign. Just like the data collected by Windows 10. Source? Have you been able to analyze all the data Windows data-collection/"telemetry" sends up to MS?