Telemetry Concerns with Microsoft's SSH Server

Connecting to a Windows server using the native SSH server sends telemetry data to Microsoft, including connection metadata and client information. This practice raises privacy concerns due to the frequency of these reports, as they occur in real-time with each connection. While some telemetry can be beneficial for understanding usage patterns and phasing out outdated features, the lack of aggregation makes it feel intrusive. Network administrators can easily observe this behavior, leading to unease regarding the extent of data collection, especially when compared to traditional data gathering methods.