Wont happen, even behind SSL, your ISP will see pretty much every last thing you do.
Strangely, guess what! Your ISP knows the following and even gives the following out to other companies! "IP, ISP, email addresses, your real name"
"photos" got a LEGITIMATE source on this?
"geo location" Goes hand in hand with your IP... Your computer wouldn't really report GeoIP Location data, nor GeoData seeing as most people, ya know, don't have GPS built into their laptops and desktops.
"browser history" Guess what, your ISP knows this as well and you can be certain, they sell the data off to someone.
Hardware specs/ids, guess what, most all software auto-detects and reports this back home for developers to get a sense of what their customers use so they can develop their next product.
So, want to come back and say Win10 is the root of all evil? If you are seriously, that worried about "privacy" then I highly suggest unplugging your computer, throw it in a pit of fire, call the local ISP, terminate your account, then rip the cable out of the wall, as well as throw your DVR outside and get rid of your cellphone and landline phone.
It's funny, I administer two different networks outside of my home, the users think they have privacy on the network, but even with SSL, I know what they are viewing at any given point in time. While I can't see EXACT contents such as the text on a website at the time they visit, I can certainly tell that XXX entry on my logs is a video, not sure of the name, but if I visit this URL, guess what I will see what they see if no logon is required. So yeah, they sure do have a lot of privacy, which reminds me, I need to write up a report on a client looking for another job and submit the report to someone. Welcome to the real world.