The only officially supported way is disabling via Group Policy - but only for Enterprise systems. Whilst users can turn it off today, Microsoft's history and

The only officially supported way is disabling via Group Policy - but only for Enterprise systems. Whilst users can turn it off today, Microsoft's history and lack of straightforward responses, suggests that won't be the case tomorrow. Besides: Some of the concerns are that it can be utilised by people such as home abusers to track those who might be looking for help to leave that situation. It's a new, very powerful, avenue of control for people stuck there. Being able to opt-out does not fix that. They've created a new way for people to be harmed.