See how The new Windows 10 will track all the Yahoo Boys

The newly released operating system Windows 10 may put clients’ close to home data at danger by exchanging information about PCs running it to Microsoft in spite of strict security settings, innovation news and data site Ars Technica reported Thursday.
An information trade between PCs running Windows 10 and Microsoft may uncover a machine identification proof number, which empowers the tracking of clients themselves, the site said.

As indicated by Ars Technica, Windows 10 is effectively using the Internet to send request to various Microsoft services, including the OneDrive distributed storage system regardless of the fact that the service option had been turned off by the client (or Yahoo boys lol). The outlet said the requests sent to Microsoft were prone to be telemetry settings, which reveal how the PC is being used

Microsoft denies that there are any security dangers for Windows 10 clients.