The absence of the Start button on Windows 8 has been a very hot topic in the tech scene since Microsoft showed off previews of the new OS without the iconic Windows feature. Now, Microsoft is trying to explain that people had simply started moving away from using the Start button as the reason for their decision.
In an interview with PC Pro UK, Microsoft principal program manager Chaitanya Sareen explained that Microsoft moved to delete the Start button from Windows 8 because of telemetry data …