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Great. Now all that's left is to admit that the "let's track everything users do on their Windows computers" campaign went too far as well. Hopefully not after
by mtgx 10y ago
Great. Now all that's left is to admit that the "let's track everything users do on their Windows computers" campaign went too far as well. Hopefully not after Windows 10 is already on 1.5 billion PCs and they've already fully exploited all of that data, like their doing now with the "apology" for the upgrade campaign, half a year after it's no longer in effect anyway.
- orionblastar 10y agoSort of like stealing a bicycle and then ask for forgiveness when caught.
- herbst 10y agoThe problem is nobody seems to care. Usually when i bring this up some smartass will show up and tell me you can disable it. Seems nobody that actually uses this shit piece of software ever reads the terms, its very detailed in the fact that disabling disables only a few things.