So, still no way to opt out. I expected Microsoft to realize how much trust they've burned, and that the data from 5% of users who bother to change their setti

So, still no way to opt out. I expected Microsoft to realize how much trust they've burned, and that the data from 5% of users who bother to change their settings aren't worth the bad PR. As a result, I expected that after however long it takes for a big company to react to feedback, they'll do an about-face and try to salvage what they can. Seems like I was wrong (or they need another year or two to come to that conclusion).