And all the spyware. No thanks. Windows not respecting basic human rights like privacy is just a big no no.
I mean, if you use any popular software from big companies, you really don't have privacy either. Microsoft is no different. Its not as big of a deal as people make it out to be.
Does not make it less of a crime and big deal if more evil corporations do it. If anything it makes it even more of a big deal and more concerning.
Thats a separate topic. The issue is that people claim that Microsoft does not respect privacy, while [insert their favorite electronic brand here] does.
I dont know if you can do this on the home edition, but on the pro edition you can basically set the login to the local computer instead of logging in with microsoft account, and it disables pretty much most of the stuff.