Yes, this exactly. If anyone cared to check out the advanced configuration it is pretty much exclusively turning off security vulnerabilities.

One of them is "Automatically trust WiFi connections my contacts trust", a bunch of others are sending data to Microsoft. It's been a few months since I turned on a new Windows 10 PC but I was completely turned off by the advanced configuration.

The #3 story on HN right now is "Windows 10 in-place upgrades are a severe security risk"

I thought this was a good read the other day https://www.brokenbrowser.com/abusing-of-protocols/

It just seems terrible security wise, the OS itself is spyware.

That is to say, I was excited to be trying out a sexy new Asus Ultrabook with Ubuntu mixed in but didn't care to try after setting it up.