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In my case it's different because: 1. I don't use my smartphone for work. I have to use Windows for work, and some of this is dealing with confidential informa
by flurpitude 11y ago
In my case it's different because:
1. I don't use my smartphone for work. I have to use Windows for work, and some of this is dealing with confidential information.
2. I don't use my smartphone to write sensitive documents. I use my PC to write all kinds of documents, some of them sensitive and confidential.
3. I am not aware of my Android smartphone or tablet sending all my typing to the cloud. If this is so in Android I'd like to learn about it, same as if it's true for Windows. I wouldn't be comfortable with it.
- llama052 11y agoI understand that, but the article is not credible in the slightest, and there have already been HTTPS/HTTP snooping done by multiple users that show no evidence of an active keylogger. It's annoying that an article like this makes it to the front page with a click bait title and everyone is going crazy about it because it fits the agenda for M$ bashing.
- vetinari 11y agohttp://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2015/08/even-when-told-not-to-windows-10-just-cant-stop-talking-to-microsoft/ http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2015/08/even-w...