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The setting allowtelemetry can bei either set to 0, 1 or 2, with 0 being the "best" setting, as it basically turns off telemetry.
However, for Windows 10/11 Home and Professional editions, setting "0" will not work, the behavior will be like "1".
So for these SKUs, we should keep this in mind and if we have benchmarks that specifically require "0", the test should fail with an appropriate message text.
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What does "SKU" stand for? Also, which benchmarks require "extra" attention?
Is it best to allow "1" to be considered compliant, and extract and give Extrawurst to the "Must-0s" or...
Is it best to allow "0" to be considered compliant, and extract and give Extrawurst the "Can-Only-Be-1s" like Windows 10/11 Home/Professional?
The setting allowtelemetry can bei either set to 0, 1 or 2, with 0 being the "best" setting, as it basically turns off telemetry.
However, for Windows 10/11 Home and Professional editions, setting "0" will not work, the behavior will be like "1".
So for these SKUs, we should keep this in mind and if we have benchmarks that specifically require "0", the test should fail with an appropriate message text.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: