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Non-techie people? You mean people who don't know what to do when presented with the following choice... "Personalize your speech, typing, and inking input by
by exodust 11y ago
Non-techie people? You mean people who don't know what to do when presented with the following choice...
"Personalize your speech, typing, and inking input by sending contacts and calendar details, along with other associated input data to Microsoft"... ON / OFF
Are you suggesting that successfully comprehending the above requires technical knowledge?
I'm not defending MS for whatever Windows 10 privacy issues they're over-stepping, but what they're doing is nothing more than playing catch-up with the other tech giants.
MS should explain each option with a "learn more" link that goes into details. Beyond that, anyone who has a non-rooted Android or iPhone is sending a lot more data back to Apple and "trusted partners" than is made known or transparent.
- pohl 11y agoWait, so if I think what I type is personal, and I want to keep it personal, should I say yes or no to the request to personalize it? No, understanding the question does not require technical knowledge, but it does require advanced disambiguation skills. This question looks designed to prey on the ignorant.
- yuhong 11y agoI don't think it is literally actual keystrokes that are being sent to MS.