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Okay, I'm going to ask this question. 15 years ago, our consern was about how accessible something was. Now, it's about how private our data is. Honest to goodness, if my data belongs to me, and I can't use the program or service, I am going to choose the option that is accessible for me. On the one hand, protection of data is important because software like move it for example is like a leaky fauset that can't save anyone's data. However, if a software developer wishes to collect data to help them understand how screen reader users navigate or use the aplication, I do not see that as a big risk. On the other hand, Microsoft is getting way out of hand witht the data it asks for. If I had an alternative os I could use on a daily bases, I would.