Microsoft collects some huge amount of data from its users. However, Microsoft now decided to be transparent on its diagnostics data collection practices. Microsoft had made some changes to their privacy statement. Windows 10 creators update will let users choose between the basic and full level of data collection.

Microsoft Reveals What Data Windows 10 Secretly Collects From Your PC

Well, we all must admit that the launch of Windows 10 has always been a concern among all computer users. Firstly, we have seen Microsoft aggressively pushing windows 10 update on computers running the older version of windows.

Well, at the same time we also know that Microsoft collects some huge amount of data from its users. However, Microsoft now decided to be transparent on its diagnostics data collection practices.

Windows 10 creators update would land on your computer next week. Microsoft had made some changes to their privacy statement. Windows 10 creators update will let users choose between a basic and full level of data collection.

Image Source: blogs.windows.com
Image Source: blogs.windows.com

Well if we talk about Basic level, it will include data like app compatibility, quality-related information, Windows store, Device information, security information. If you want to know the detailed information regarding both basic and full level data collection then you need to visit TechNet Website.

Image Source: blogs.windows.com
Image Source: blogs.windows.com

According to Microsoft, Basic Level data collection plays a key role in keeping Windows 10 secure and up to date. Terry Myerson in a blog post said “For customers who choose the Full level, we use diagnostic data to improve Windows 10 for everyone and deliver more personalized experiences to you where you choose to let us do so,”

To know more about a basic and full level of data collection, you need to visit Windows blog. So, what do you think about this? Share your views in the comment box below.

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