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I don't believe that a simple registry setting or two necessarily disables Cortana. It might just pretend to be deaf but still be listening.With closed source s
by Theodores 10y ago
I don't believe that a simple registry setting or two necessarily disables Cortana. It might just pretend to be deaf but still be listening.With closed source software you never know.
- Infinitesimus 10y agoI suppose the same argument will hold true for Siri, Google Now, Desktop/Phone/Browser search?
- tunap 10y agoAnd does almost every day on some blog or another. every. single. day.
- marcosdumay 10y agoKDE search does not send data over the network. Neither does Windows 7 search, as far as I know. About Siri, and Google Now, people know not to let it access sensitive information. Now, people must learn the same about Windows 10.
- Sylos 10y agoSure does. What's your point?
- wvenable 10y agoYou can always watch for the network traffic...
- Sylos 10y agoNot really. If they encrypt it and hold off on sending it until they need to send something else, like for example the next update-check, then it becomes pretty much impossible to tell that they are sending your data and what they sending.