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Opt-out is almost always possible, but that's missing the point. Windows is often used as a personal operating system. There is no reason for it to collect ana
by lionkor 6y ago
Opt-out is almost always possible, but that's missing the point.
Windows is often used as a personal operating system. There is no reason for it to collect analytics, especially after decades of development, I don't think the devs are getting anything actually useful out of knowing how often my grandparents check their email.
They're collecting data, and it doesnt seem to be used to help UX development much.