> apparently doesn't cause you any problems Not quite. It doesn't cause me any problems that I regard as unsolvable for what I get in return. Android, for exam

> apparently doesn't cause you any problems Not quite. It doesn't cause me any problems that I regard as unsolvable for what I get in return. Android, for example, is a much tougher proposition. That's a bigger privacy leak and the only real alternative is to go to an AOSP-based ROM. Just using the web requires some effort (Ghostery, uBlock Origin, Google Search link fix etc). > so I do think Microsoft has left themselves a bit of a mountain to climb. We shall see. I expect Microsoft has actually talked to its business users, and it doesn't expect them all to defect (though, as I said, it's got until 2020 before it becomes critical). Meanwhile... Bank of America CTO Talks Windows 10 Plans, Security http://www.informationweek.com/strategic-cio/executive-insights-and-innovation/bank-of-america-cto-talks-windows-10-plans-security-/d/d-id/1321721 http://www.informationweek.com/strategic-cio/executive-insig... Reilly promised a Windows 10 upgrade is on the horizon for Bank of America. "We're looking to adopt as early as we can," he said. Such a project will be a massive undertaking given the sheer multitude of Windows devices within the organization, but he appears optimistic about the process.