content: The Real Risks with Windows 10 Security Is that all of the overreacting, false, or over the top posts about security issues keep getting voated to the top. If we want serious discussion to happen about digital security we need to avoid speculation, avoid hyperbole, avoid slippery slopes, and avoid making false claims. There is plenty of real talk to be had on the issue but even in the best cases here I've only seen it buried by overreaction to the point 10% is about the security risk and 90% is the other garbage. Let's educate not fear monger. I'll start some serious discussion in this thread by pointing out this post on the search function. Nobody has been able to find exactly what is being sent after all privacy options are set but I was not able to rule out the keystrokes entered as being part of the messages. Also if you want real security on your desktop try Linux (Mint, Debian, or Ubuntu all are decent beginner choices to read about). Discussion about Linux and security is good but highly rated posts about how you switched now or 10 years ago add nothing to the discussion at hand.