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That means "OS vendor has a backdoor open in our systems, on purpose" is very bad news. Very, very, very, very bad news. As in "audit noncompliance bad news". T
by Piskvorrr 10y ago
That means "OS vendor has a backdoor open in our systems, on purpose" is very bad news. Very, very, very, very bad news. As in "audit noncompliance bad news". This is not a matter of mom-and-pop shops with three computers, or of any interest to the home user, but the fallout might be massive (as in "time to look for a different vendor, can't have that").
- melling 10y ago"Might be massive" Thanks for the hyperbole. I guess you used the word "might" so you can't be wrong when nothing changes? As I explained, there won't be any consequences.
- Piskvorrr 10y agoFuture is sort of hard to predict, at least for me. But you seem significantly more capable thereof; come on, enlighten me! (The "might" expands to this: a retraction of the, ahem, telemetry, and the continuous update policy - at least for the enterprise segment - is one way the MS could avoid this trap it's built for itself; given their behavior to date, I doubt it will)