What are you talking about? If you're a Windows user you're already in the privacy armageddon. And if the telemetry, which by the way can't be turned off, wasn'

What are you talking about? If you're a Windows user you're already in the privacy armageddon. And if the telemetry, which by the way can't be turned off, wasn't bad enough they're also operating a search engine and ad business that tracks people. And let's not forget that they also do a lot of business in China so they're also sharing their users data with the government. Microsoft has you covered with the anti-privacy trifecta. As for the Windows 10 telemetry, during a Windows 10 install these are all of the things that are turned on by default. Personalization 1. Personalize your speech, inkling input and typing by sending contacts and calendar details, along with other associated input data to Microsoft. 2. Send typing and input data to Microsoft to improve the recognition and suggestion platform. 3. Let apps use your advertising ID for experience across apps. 4. Let Skype (if installed) help you connect with friends in your address book and verify your mobile number. SMS and data charges may apply. Location 1. Turn on Find My Device and let Windows and apps request your location, including location history and send Microsoft and trusted partners location data to improve location services. Connectivity and error reporting 1. Automatically connect to suggested open hotspots. Not all networks are secure. 2. Automatically connect to networks shared by your contacts. 3. Automatically connect to hotspots temporarily to see if paid Wi-Fi services are available. 4. Send full error and diagnostic information to Microsoft. Browser, protection, and update 1. User SmartScreen online services to help protect against malicious content and downloads in sites loaded by Windows browsers and Store apps. 2. User page prediction to improve reading, speed up browsing, and make your overall experience better in Windows browsers. Your browsing data will be sent to Microsoft. 3. Get updates from and send update to others PCs on the Internet to speed up app and Windows update downloads.