I normaly gladly give a step by step tutorial for stuff like this, 
But it seems that i shouldnt do it as often since people just copy the steps without questioning whats actually happening.

So pleased dont be mad if i ecourage you to google "ssid_optout" 
it will benefit you´re security aswell as understanding.

here is a link if you cant find something usefull
You might also be interested in phrase/commands like _optin or the term "DEP"







 

LOL, no, I'm not mad. Thanks. I was thinking you were talking about some setting within Windows to change the SSID, not just within my router. It's odd. The program from Ashampoo lets me "fix" the security leak of WiFi Sense, but if I run it a 2nd time right after the first run, it still shows WiFi sense as being enabled. It seems the program tells me that it can't turn it off... So I changed my Router's SSID as recommended and will see if that makes any difference.

That's what I've found on the net with a search but I don't have those check boxes/sliders/options at all! No mention of WiFi Sense at all. I'm wondering if it's because of my selection when installing? No idea. But running Ashampoo's Privacy Protector 2015 shows it's enabled each and every time I run it... Very odd.

My issue with WiFi Sense is that is uploads your wireless passcode to MS.  Sure, MS encrypts it, but they have the encryption key.  It's opt out not opt-in so if you miss the little check box or don't know what it does, it's uploaded and on MS servers even if you opt out later.

If I give my pass code to a visitor using Win10, their set up will upload it for me and share it with all their contacts...whether I've opted out or not.

Since I'm not able to view the data MS is uploading, how do I know if adding '_optout' does anything at all.  It may just be there to make me feel better.

So no thanks.  Win10 has a bunch of cool features, but it's not worth the bad ones.

Microsoft is working on an update for EP.
The update´s purpose as mention is to make it shutup and give it a muzzle.
How far that goes is still unknown of now.
It will be for EP and there is no mentioning for home or Pro 

Well Microsoft's Terry Myerson has made Win 10 so much more attractive..... NOT !!!!!

He claims that MS does not scan emails or personal messages to deliver targeted advertising, which is the complete opposite of what was stated in the Win 10 privacy agreement:

                  “The ads we select may be based on your current location, search query, or the content you are viewing. Other ads are targeted based on your likely interests or other information that we learn about you over time using demographic data, search queries, interests and favorites, usage data, and location data.”

Myerson also claims that emails, messages and personal files will not be scanned for the purposes of advertising, yet this extract from MS privacy statement suggests otherwise:

               “To enable Cortana to provide personalised experiences and relevant suggestions, Microsoft collects and uses various types of data, such as your device location, data from your calendar, the apps you use, data from your emails and text messages, who you call, your contacts and how often you interact with them on your device. Cortana also learns about you by collecting data about how you use your device and other Microsoft services, such as your music, alarm settings, whether the lockscreen is on, what you view and purchase, your browse and Bing search history, and more.”  

The bit about view and purchase, and browse history suggests a commercial bent to me.  Oh, and then there's the bit about  "no personal data"  being collected.  Yeah, right!:

                                   “We will access, disclose and preserve personal data, including your content (such as the content of your emails, other private communications or files in private folders), when we have a good faith belief that doing so is necessary to […] protect our customers or enforce the terms governing the use of the services.”

In MS's own words, the very opposite can and will happen, so-say in the interests of the common good.  Transparency was never MS' strong suit, and even now it claims to be transparent, they've made a complete mess of it.... saying one thing but meaning and/or doing another.  That for me places serious questions about MS' honesty and integrity.  Do we read the privacy agreement and understand that MS intends to harvest personal data for personal gain?  Or do we believe the MS spokesperson who's in damage control?  I certainly could not place any faith in what Mr. Myerson has said, nor has what he said convinced me to install Win 10 on any of my machines. 

If anything, his attempt at damage control makes me even more resolute [suspicious, even].  No, the somewhat murky waters are far from being clarified.  For many they are even more confusing.... muddier, even.