http://wtop.com/consumer-tech/2015/09/windows-10-privacy-settings-worth-checking/
 
Bob Bone
 

O&O ShutUp10

gustabo
O&O ShutUp10

How ironic, a Microsoft Partner!

You can never shut off the spy capabilities of windows 10 as its baked into the OS.

I read it on the internet so it must be true. 

ampfixer
I read it on the internet so it must be true. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAq56Vz-D5s

Here's a little interesting "data leak" I noticed. I double-clicked on an mp3 file and it loaded "Groove Music" (the new music player). Groove Music immediately began scanning my disk for music and uploading something. I stopped Groove, changed the configuration of Groove to not scan for music. I also created an empty folder and redirected Groove to only look for music in that folder. Groove nonetheless wants to scans my entire drive for music no matter the privacy settings.
 
Fortunately the old music player is still in Windows 10, even though its not the default. VLC works fine, too.
 
Microsoft really does strip mine our PCs in return for the "free" Windows 10. The lawyers should have a field day with this soon.

Have a look at jriver media center.