Now the trick is getting it to stay turned off. There are some wicked privacy concerns I have. Here is just the tip of the iceberg someone posted.
I ran across someone who posted this link.
https://i.imgur.com/iHge6RJ.jpg It showed in depth all the privacy issues and he conveyed it was probably the worst thing he has seen from any company regarding privacy. He said it WILL go through all your emails, and it will use that data how it wants to, more or less, and that if you turn the settings off, it would turn them back on automatically. It really, really, really did not want you to opt out of anything. Most all of the really bad privacy issues, it would turn back on automatically, whether you wanted to or not. One setting that allowed you to turn something off, said if you were a consumer, you basically couldn't use it with it off. Only platform that could turn it off were Enterprise editions, or something like that. If someone was trying to scare you off from using Windows 10, this is the message they would write. I'm always take things like this with a grain of salt, but thought I would share so that you can do your own investigating.