This is typical of Windows. They been much do anything they want to on your PC. This is why I usedlinux and have not looked back.
this post was submitted on 10 Nov 2023
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This is the best summary I could come up with:
Microsoft being annoying about ads, forced surveys, or pushy polls is nothing new.
These appeared in the guise of ‘notifications’ repeatedly convincing users to start using Microsoft’s services such as OneDrive.
Again, these came in the form of not-so-gentle reminders that insisted you start using, for instance, Microsoft 365.
Every time you quit OneDrive on your PC, you must take a survey on why you chose to close the app.
At the bottom, the usual ‘Cancel’ option would take you back to using this case if you change your mind about closing it.
I’m sure that Microsoft hopes data from these surveys will have some value in helping improve the OneDrive experience.
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I don't get this prompt at all on any device. Sometimes I think these articles are just rage bait for Linux fanboys
Shouldnt happen every time but, don't really dislike companies asking for feedback like this
Personally I f hate it.
I have this workflow or that, and every un announced change is throwing me off, like let me be productive! But no.
Imagine using windows 😂