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What about running on Windows Home which sends much more telemetry? Also, "almost nothing" is not nothing and I don't believe Microsoft getting all the data is
by fierarul 6y ago
What about running on Windows Home which sends much more telemetry?
Also, "almost nothing" is not nothing and I don't believe Microsoft getting all the data is a much better situation compared to Microsoft and Google getting some of the data.
- untog 6y ago> Also, "almost nothing" is not nothing True, but OPs question was “better or worse”.
- alibert 6y agoYou are right, this was tested on Windows Pro so I can't tell about Home version. Might worth trying ShutUp10 on Home. It might be able to disable some or all tracking...
- noisem4ker 6y agoAs far as I know, Home and Pro editions of Windows 10 don't differ in regards to telemetry. They both offer two settings: "basic" and "full". Enterprise and Education editions can go one level below with the "security" setting. (Edit) The settings are now called "off", "required" and "optional": https://www.computerworld.com/article/3532008/microsoft-eliminates-a-windows-10-telemetry-setting-renames-others.html https://www.computerworld.com/article/3532008/microsoft-elim...