What could 'the next generation of Windows' actually mean?

[Windows Central]

Thinking about the terminology of "next generation" and how it applies to legacy Windows.
Earlier this week, Microsoft's chief product officer Panos Panay dropped a brief yet tantalizing tease that something big is on the way for Windows by referring to what's next as "the next generation of Windows." Microsoft hasn't used terminology like that since the debut of Windows 10 in 2015, and that was because Windows 10 was a new operating system replacing the previous one, backed by a huge marketing campaign focused on getting users to upgrade to the shiny new Windows.

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[me just saying]

to me it means easier ways for microsoft to collect personal information through the OS.