That's what MS lip-service said two years ago. The inclusion, difficulty to arrest said services and reactivations in express violation of the users' intent through "security updates" tells a different story. What you may have meant to refer to was Enterprise LTSB; good luck getting a copy outside of a corporate licensing environment.
Good luck getting a legal copy. They can be had by the sufficiently motivated.
Are mere mortals even allowed to buy the Enterprise edition, quantity 1? Somehow, I doubt it.
If you have a MSDN subscription, you have access to various versions of Windows 10, including the Enterprise version.
As far as I'm aware it's only available via a volume licensing agreement.
Enterprise still doesn't let you disable telemetry though - just lets you set it to basic.
If you want to disable it fully you need the LTSB version.
>Enterprise still doesn't let you disable telemetry though - just lets you set it to basic.
you can set it to security through gpedit
Correct, Enterprise and Education versions will work on Security, which is essentially disabled.
Or you could get a chinese version that supposed to be spyware-free
Not anymore. You can disable most of it but not all of it, and only via Group Policy, which any Windows admin here will know only works maybe 70% of the time at best.