Of course, I bow and walk away in awe of your superiority.
Most of the articles show how to change the defaults and one specific reddit links goes into details on how to turn off big evil brother Microsoft. Every technical preview edition or any beta/alpha version of Windows has had 'keylogging' since NT, which is what some of the articles failed to mention and they were speaking about the technical previews having this like it's a new thing. The keylogging feature is only also turned on when errors are detected in technical previews, all of this is duly listed in the EULA.
As for Windows 10, they take the data you write, cut some parts, and re-assemble and mix it with other users and use it to advance their prediction software and any related features. Auto-correct apps such as Swype do the same thing. (
http://www.nuance.com/company/compan...cies/index.htm) Location detection is easily turned off in the Privacy options as well. I find it ironic how people dread such features and when they're on their phones they allow all permissions to all apps without even reading anything about it.
Oh Flippy Whale wants to have remote control over my phone and see everything that I do *clicks allow* and looks at a funny whale for next 10 minutes and then forgets about it entirely. 
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