Post by rubl on Aug 12, 2017 13:52:27 GMT 7
I guess it depends on who you ask
"70% of Windows 10 users are totally happy with our big telemetry slurp, beams Microsoft
Alternatively: 30% have found the option to switch it off
Microsoft claims seven out of ten Windows 10 users are happy with Redmond gulping loads of telemetry from their computers – which isn't that astounding when you realize it's a default option.
In other words, 30 per cent of people have found the switch to turn it off, and the rest haven't, don't realize it's there, or are genuinely OK with the data collection."
www.theregister.co.uk/2017/08/09/microsofts_privacy_enhancements/
"70% of Windows 10 users are totally happy with our big telemetry slurp, beams Microsoft
Alternatively: 30% have found the option to switch it off
Microsoft claims seven out of ten Windows 10 users are happy with Redmond gulping loads of telemetry from their computers – which isn't that astounding when you realize it's a default option.
In other words, 30 per cent of people have found the switch to turn it off, and the rest haven't, don't realize it's there, or are genuinely OK with the data collection."
www.theregister.co.uk/2017/08/09/microsofts_privacy_enhancements/
