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That doesn't solve the privacy problem, then.
by invokestatic 10y ago
That doesn't solve the privacy problem, then.
- johncolanduoni 10y agoIt helps a lot if you encrypt the other OS's drive and use Windows as little as possible. If you have a computer with an IOMMU and a virtualization-friendly graphics card you can do even better.
- homarp 10y agoyes, it helps by sending a signal: it gives to microsoft the information that you are only using Win10 for playing. And 'something else' the rest of the time.
- crdoconnor 10y agoIf all you're doing on the OS is playing games there's not much privacy to violate.