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Most users are not even aware of telemetry. Those who find the cloud services slow can just stop using them. The advertising seems to be local to the US becaus
by bruce511 3y ago
Most users are not even aware of telemetry. Those who find the cloud services slow can just stop using them.
The advertising seems to be local to the US because I've never seen it, but I expect users will ignore it just like they ignore it on TV, Google, Facebook, Twitter, on every roadside, at every mall and do on. Frankly advertising is everywhere, avoiding it doesn't seem to be a priority.
I think you summed it up. Computer Experts may want to switch to Linux, and likely already have. My mom, who is 40 years a novice, cares less about any of what you listed. Her skill set is small, and her interest in changing is miles below 0.
And there are 97% of the world like her and, 3% like you ;)
- borissk 3y ago>> Those who find the cloud services slow can just stop using them. Microsoft has made sure users can't stop using cloud services, unless they spend a ton of effort every time a new update that re-enables them is released. E.g. try to disable the web search in the Windows start menu. >> And there are 97% of the world like her and, 3% like you ;) If the 3% expert users switch away from Windows it will be the beginning of the end for Windows.
- trimethylpurine 3y agoI disabled it and haven't had any issues. Use group policy, quick web search, few steps to follow.
- borissk 3y agoWait a few months and MS will probably release an update that will break your fix.