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No, they don't force you to use it, but as soon as you install Windows 10, it is activated by default.
I made the mistake of thinking I could link up to my Work account, thereby allowing me to use my work files at home. Little did I know it was a two-way street, and suddenly all my home files were available at work! Which maybe is OK, but you know how companies spy on their employees these days.
And it was royal pain in the asterisk to undo.