Seemingly? Windows 10 came out 5 years ago. They were upfront about it becoming Software as a Service. And with companies and people using XP and 7 many years

Seemingly? Windows 10 came out 5 years ago. They were upfront about it becoming Software as a Service. And with companies and people using XP and 7 many years after support had ended or forcing them to continue supporting their old platforms it wasn't surprising. Btw the bug occurs when accessing a special NTFS directory which marked the filesystem as dirty and chkdisk would fail to fix and breaks the system. https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/windows-10-bug-corrupts-your-hard-drive-on-seeing-this-files-icon https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/windows-10-bu... But here's the thing. Microsoft sends all that tracking data because that's how they find their bugs. They downscaled their in house testing and have enthusiast beta testers running pre release builds. So without telemetry how do they discover these edge case bugs?