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There is another comment in this thread about how “Microsoft has put lipstick on a pig and hasn’t made what the users actally need”. Quite opposite - we can be
by enkrs 5y ago
There is another comment in this thread about how “Microsoft has put lipstick on a pig and hasn’t made what the users actally need”.
Quite opposite - we can be sure that Microsoft have focused on what features to develop for Win11 based on telemetry data from Win10. Whats so bad about that? (Sadly, turns out what the majority needs is not realy what the small tech crowd “needs”)
I’ve never really understood the outrage. Win11 IS the culmination of Win10 telemetry data.
In the “good old days”, when we drove to fix our cars to a dealer- they catalogued how worn out are some parts together with mileage. To know which ones to improve for next models. How is this different than telemetry? Or new?
- JohnFen 5y agoI am pretty well convinced that the use of telemetry has had a net-negative effect on software development. Not that the use of telemetry data is inherently bad, but that so many companies appear to use it nearly exclusively, and tend to draw conclusions from it that are questionable.