Please explain SSID "optout" enforced by Microsoft (and _nomap by Google)?
I accidentally found out about the Microsoft Windows 10 "optout" requirement for SSID names while I was looking up the Google-mandated "_nomap" for SSID names.
Can someone explain what the Microsoft Windows 10 does with and without the "optout" in the SSID name?
I'm thoroughly confused about what Microsoft is doing with the optout on Windows 10, but I do know that Google is using *every* Android device that is in the vicinity of your home to spy on you by giving your current SSID MAC address (aka BSSID) to Google so that Google puts it into Google's PUBLIC free open-to-the-world database.
While the Google *public* database can be used by anyone from anywhere in the world to tell if your phone is *currently* at someone's house, can the Microsoft Windows 10 optout SSID weaknesses be similarly abused?