[econjack]

If true, this is a different EULA than earlier versions.

[arthurus]

I will get finished moving over to LINUX . I have been slowly making the transition. W10 is incentive to get er done. I do have to get used to a new photo program. The one I am used to and love is originally for W95 and there is no fix to attach it to Linux.

[sparklite2]

I don’t believe everything I read in email.
After my experience with that guy in Nigeria,
I think twice before even answering with my
bank account numbers.

[Paladin2]

Since my 6 yr old desktop doesn’t get a free version of the WinX spyware, I loaded it up with 64 bit Ubuntu and an OracleVM to run 32 bit WinXPP for my Win s/w. It’s WAY fast on the Linix side and good on the XP abstraction. FUN TIMES!

[Paladin2]

I bought a small SSD to get a fresh start and bonus performance.

[TexasGator]

“Has anyone else read the EULA closely to render an opinion?”

Have you read it?

[zeugma]

Microsoft has long considered your computer to be their computer. This is just more of the same.

[uglybiker]

EULA?......EULA?.....

[Alas Babylon!]

Here it is from Microsoft themselves:

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/Useterms/Retail/Windows/10/UseTerms_Retail_Windows_10_English.htm

Realize you almost need to be a lawyer to understand it, but it is in English... Sorta!

[JesusIsLord]

Haven't read the EULA. What I've learned is that opting out of data collection/tracking requires the configuring/disabling of "numerous" Win10 settings. MS doesn't make it easy for the User. In addition to changing settings, I believe disabling the MS Cortana app prevents its unique data collection/tracking capacity.

There are a number of online articles that instruct on how to opt out of MS data collection/tracking.