> To be completely honest, the only way this news could be any better in my eyes was that if Microsoft also committed to being 100% privacy-focused and removed

> To be completely honest, the only way this news could be any better in my eyes was that if Microsoft also committed to being 100% privacy-focused and removed any and all telemetry from Windows. As much as I'm also privacy minded, I do support telemetry in software (not the kind that touches my data) but if the developers can get traces of how people actually interact with their product and what happened when their product did crash - it helps a LOT, not only technically but also to shift management's focus onto an issue. What do you have against telemetry in software? (again, not the kind that saps your data for gains).