I hope Ars Technica got paid well for this P.R. piece. I don't see why anyone would give Microsoft the "benefit of the doubt" since they are probably the most

I hope Ars Technica got paid well for this P.R. piece. I don't see why anyone would give Microsoft the "benefit of the doubt" since they are probably the most consumer-hostile of the big tech companies (even Google is merely indifferent, not actually hostile.) The Win10 spyware, the always-on Xbone camera, the (later reversed) decision to ban used games on XBone, the list goes on... On the other hand, I trust that HoloLens will be around for a while since it is a vanity project for them and they have literally billions of dollars to burn on it. Similar to Google Glass and Facebook's virtual reality thing that they acquired.