What you think customers like or don't like is irrelevant. The gain, as I already pointed out, is to pad the number of installs and increase their telemetry. Most people will be unaware of the fact that Windows 10 will increase the amount of telemetry collected and therefore unaware that they can turn it off. This is clearly what Microsoft is counting on. The fact that it breaks functionality for some people is apparently no concern. The very definition of bad customer service. Please stop trying to defend this sort of behavior - nobody else pulls this crap.
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Originally Posted by Record10ti
What exactly is the "gain" Microsoft is going to see? Some need more memory or an HDD (MSFT does not sell hardware). Some need a new computer (again, MSFT does not sell hardware). I am failing to see where it is exactly they "gain". PLUS, if you READ the install information it is not at all hard to turn off the telemetry stuff, Cortina and the other bloatware (then again, this required about thirty seconds of reading).
It is so funny that so many people are complaining - and most do not even know what they are complaining about. Quite simply, they do not like "change".
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