They'll just see how bad the complaints are about weird UI choices and privacy, and then release Windows 12 which will be a return to Windows 10 except with les

They'll just see how bad the complaints are about weird UI choices and privacy, and then release Windows 12 which will be a return to Windows 10 except with less control over your computer. No strong evidence that this will be the case other than Windows 95/2000, Windows Vista/7, and Windows 8/10. As best I can tell from the last 25 years, alternating releases are basically alpha versions that everyone is forced to pay to test for them.