i'll believe it when i see it. but knowing microsoft, they're just looking for a 'better' (for them) way to uniquely id someone and hoover their life and data.
in my state in the u.s. those 'e-tricycles' would require licenses and insurance for the vehicle and the operator. being able to haul 450kg (nearly 1000 lbs) of cargo, the motors would be far too powerful to fall under 'e-bike' regulations.
this citizen needed valid proof of citizenship and lawyers just to get out of 'detention' in 25 days; and then another six monthsand be issued a passport (using the same documentation provided earlier) in order to not get 'removed' from the country they are a native-born citizen of.
we got the 2600 when i was nine (had the pong before that). it was still being played 30 years later. dunno what happened to it after mom died; she also had my old mattel handhelds, tabletop donkey kong and frogger, and a couple others. kinda wish i had them. have only played a couple consoles since (last was probably super mario on snes), but never owned any other than that atari. instead of consoles, i got into the z80, 8086/88, c64, apple for a short time, and then now pc. don't have any of the old computers, they were stolen out of a storage garage years ago.
the honorable kathleen m. williams will certainly have something to say about that, so don't advise your 'client' to start scheming tax cheats quite yet.
if you've cleared your browser histories (cookies, mainly) and it persists and bothers you, you can try to force a new ip from their dhcp. process would vary depending on what gear you have. at home, i use my own and only need to give the router a different wan mac and reboot the modem. with their gear, might need to just unplug the stuff overnight or something as i dont think you can get at the settings--hell, you need their stupid app to change the wifi password.
but like i said, i'd just let them deal with it. it probably only affects their own determination of your location. if it does spread elsewhere because they're 'sharing' that data with others--just roll with it. i actually love it when we hop on a weather site or something and they're way off, like michigan or missouri.
i'll believe it when i see it. but knowing microsoft, they're just looking for a 'better' (for them) way to uniquely id someone and hoover their life and data.