Over the top nonsense.
Microsoft has in essence become the IT department for millions of home PC users. If Microsoft didn’t do it, someone would need to step up and do so.
And the data is used to provide empirical and irrefutable evidence to device vendors as to why they need to clean up their programming to improve user experience.
You keep on believing that.... I will migrate totally to Linux
LONG LIVE THE PENGUIN!
>>Over the top nonsense.
Microsoft has in essence become the IT department for millions of home PC users. If Microsoft didn’t do it, someone would need to step up and do so.
And the data is used to provide empirical and irrefutable evidence to device vendors as to why they need to clean up their programming to improve user experience.<<
I feel like there is a difference when it comes built into a new operating system and all the major manufacturers are forced to discontinue the old operating system.
That's a great comparison!
Unfortunately, most people's experience with IT departments is negative, and I know of NO ONE who ever "volunteered" to be controlled by one.
Among other things, IT departments decide:
Which sites you may visit and which not.
What utility programs you may install, if any.
IT becomes the "administrator" of your computer.
What hardware you may install and which not.
Which hardware you may replace, without facing the "you are not a legal user" nightmare...
If all this sounds inconsequential to you, knock yourself out!