Does Windows 10's telemetry include sending *.doc files if Word crashed?
NASA is finding exoplanets every day, and the LHC is probing quarks at high energies, yet nobody seems to know what is and isn't sent to Microsoft on Windows 10, despite the relative simplicity of doing so (and arguably equal importance as this could be giving Microsoft access to billions of dollars of trade secrets for example). Are any security researchers actively researching this topic? Even if crash documents are encrypted over the network, couldn't these questions be answered by patching root certificates, setting up fake diagnostic servers, tracing the stack with a debugger, etc? Even a reproducable test of making Word crash 10 times, measuring the bandwidth, changing the document size slightly, and remeasuring could give some insight into this question.