Don’t use windows 
I would appreciate any leads about this question. Thanks ahead!
Privacy guides has an entire page on cloud storage options
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That doesn’t answer my question I specifically asked for.
For Onedrive’s privacy, a good place to start would be their privacy policy (compared with Tresorit’s)
You’re still not being helpful. I asked for data. Some form of history, statistics and analysis specifically for OneDrive.
I think you should make a separate post about the second question instead. Although OneDrive is Windows-related, this post is about Windows configurations. The equestion is asking for specific information that IMO does not change OneDrive’s relationship to the guide’s configurations, therefore offtopic. (Although, if someone argues and shows that it does, then by all means ignore this.)
Also, I think the admins should delete the off-topic responses here, including this one.
I was suggesting a place that you could begin to help yourself answer your question rather than just relying on others.
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Well for a start Tresorit has E2EE (meaning they can’t read your files even if they wanted to) and One Drive does not.
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I would have, but from my understanding, the forums would like to stick to a single thread about topics that relate to relevant products.
It is neither the same topic nor the same product. Using a different thread makes sense. This one is already too long.
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tryhackme.com “Windows fundmentals” rooms are very informative and talk about how Windows settings actually work, and at the end Bitlocker, The antivirus, etc…
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Recent versions of Windows, especially Windows 11, are widely considered to be the most privacy-invasive and least secure modern operating systems.
Where is the citation for windows being the ‘least secure’ OS?
If you have the choice between Windows 10 and Windows 11, we would recommend using Windows 10 for as long as possible."
Why shitting on windows 11 when it significantly increases security for all users by turning on security features by default?
It turns on secure boot, tpm, credential guard, memory HVCI
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Where are these quotes from?
windows guide
https://www.privacyguides.org/en/os/windows/
Yeah I don’t agree with that part.
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W11is way more secure, so not sure why it is saif otherwose
Major changes have been made to that page and other Windows-related pages. The PR is already merged and should reflect on the live site whenever the next release happens:
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Just noticed the Group policy section of the guide uses the Windows 11 names, on Windows 10 some of the names are different (ex “Allow Telemetry” instead of “Allow Diagnostic Data”). Also, Desktop Analytics seems like an enterprise feature not enabled by default so I’m not sure if there’s any point in touching settings related to it.
btw whats the best UX for setting group policy objects?