The problem is that a lot of their telemetry and data comes from the Windows Insider program. These are the users who get the releases early to test. I don't kn

The problem is that a lot of their telemetry and data comes from the Windows Insider program. These are the users who get the releases early to test. I don't know an average person who would want to test new features early, and deal with buggy releases and more frequent updates. And I don't know any power users who would even try to use an insider build for daily production use, since it's going to interfere with day to day work. If I had to guess, the insider builds are put mostly on people's secondary computers, where they will log in and fiddle around, then go back to doing what they really need to on a stable build. Seems like their data is biased from the beginning to me.