I disagree because telemetry collects _your_ data. This means, in an ideal world, if you are pissed off enough about the company collecting it, you would have a

I disagree because telemetry collects _your_ data. This means, in an ideal world, if you are pissed off enough about the company collecting it, you would have a chance to alter it and mess up their metrics. Your data => you can and have to right to alter it. The problem is those companies view it as their data for which you have no right to modify it. Let alone chose to transmit it at all. Before anyone replies this would invalidate telemetry, ask yourself this question: "If you see a spike in data that makes no sense, isn't that an indication that somehow your data collection policies are pissing off people?"