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It's new news that they are now removing it. But even while they changed their minds, with a display of lack of judgment like this, who will trust their compil
by 0x0 10y ago
It's new news that they are now removing it.
But even while they changed their minds, with a display of lack of judgment like this, who will trust their compilers anymore?
- plorkyeran 10y agoNo, it's also old news that they're removing it, considering they announced that a whole three days after people started complaining.
- cremno 10y ago>new news The linked comment was posted 29 days ago. That's not really new but then again some people might not be aware of it or the whole thing.
- MaulingMonkey 10y ago> who will trust their compilers anymore? Me. Microsoft has some real issues with regards to privacy, security, and performance. An ETW event on main entry/exit is none of the above. It's worth yanking from Microsoft's POV because "Telemetry" is a big bad scary word, but from my POV it's a pointless distraction from actual privacy, security, and performance concerns. C'est la vie...