Folks, no problem with your standpoints. You probably exactly know why you're so scared about telemetry. So you have obviously disabled it and everything's alright for you. And that's fine, people should be happy.
Scared? I'm not scared. Just because we live in the big brother and facebook era does not mean that everyone is willing to tolerate the invasion of his/hers privacy. Personally I don't like getting profiled e.g., when I sit on my descktop, when I navigate or go to a specific site, when I watch a film or music and what films and songs I listen to, and most importantly not like my typing being monitored. It's called right to privacy, and some of us are not willing to dispose it, in the name of security. If you are willing good for you... but don't start making assumptions, for those that have a different point of view from yours and still value their own privacy. Panagiotis
You exaggerate. Take the time to read my posts. I didn't impose anything. I only said that I have no problem with the Microsoft telemetry on my machines and reinforced it by explanation why so. Take it or leave it. You cannot make me responsible for your objections towards Microsoft and how they behave. I fully respect what people think and say, so please don't try to manipulate my words.
What did I try to manipulate exactly? You assumed and implied that everyone that do not like MS telemetry is so scared of it (first assumption), and has probably an exact reason to be scared (second assumption) that he/she knows about... Panagiotis
A wise man (Stephen Covey) once said "Seek first to understand, then, to be understood". https://www.stephencovey.com/7habits/7habits-habit5.php
Gotcha. I had telemetry disabled but found it caused other issues. Reverted back and so far my machine seems to be running a bit smoother.
Downloaded from Microsoft Catalog this morning and successfully installed jumbo bugfix update for Windows 10 LTSB 1607. Winver now lists version as: 1607.14393.1613. No issues with update.
Microsoft article listing all applied fixes can be found here: August 15, 2017—KB4034661 (OS Build 14393.1613) - Windows Help
