Microsoft "implanted" keylogger into Windows 10 trial

The keylogger hidden behind the trial of Windows 10 product key will keep track of all your activity, including bank accounts, phone numbers, and more.
Microsoft has released the next version of the Windows operating system, called Windows 10 product key, and has released a trial version of Windows Technical Preview under its "Insider Program" to collect feedback from users. Like helping to finish the final version of the operating system, but The Hacker News found a lot of shadows behind.
"With the Insider Program from Microsoft office 2013 product key, you get all the latest Windows previews built in. In turn, we want to know what you think. Give us your feedback, "the information on the official Microsoft  office 2010 product key website.

In fact, few people read the "Terms of Service" and "Privacy Policy" as before before downloading the Preview version of Windows 10. Because most computer users have a habit of skipping the long paragraph This and just click "I agree" and then click "Continue".
Especially on Windows Technical Preview, users not only report to Microsoft the error they discovered, but the news site The Hacker News also found that, Microsoft "implanted" keylogger program into it.
"If you open a file, we can collect information about that file as well as the application used to open the file.If you enter the text, we can collect the character typed, We can collect typographic characters and use them for purposes such as autocomplete and improve the spell check feature, "the information provided in the security policy and use of Windows Technical. Preview.
Basically, with the adoption of Windows Technical Preview security policies, you've allowed Microsoft office 2016 product key to screen your files and monitor your keyboard. This means, if you open a file and format, Microsoft can access what you type and the information inside.

However, Microsoft stressed that Windows Technical Preview should not be installed on computers that are used every day. But perhaps Microsoft should be clear about how to track users, rather than a vague advice.
In addition, Microsoft said, they can collect more data. The company will review the compatibility of the applications you use and collect voice information. This information will be used to improve speech processing.
"When you download, install, and use the program, Microsoft will collect information about you, your devices, applications and networks, and your use of devices, applications, and networks." in accordance with Microsoft's privacy policy. "The data we collect includes your name, email address, preferences, browser, search and open history, phone and SMS calls, device configuration, both use the application ".
However, technology experts believe that Microsoft will not attempt to illegally log into a user's bank account or use the password collected for malicious purposes. But with the capture of such confidential information, experts fear hackers will seek to attack and steal them.
Most likely after Windows Technical Preview, the Windows 10 RTM version (sent to PC makers) will be removed from the user tracking feature.