"We only have their word for it." You do? Where? Does this company warranty anything? What the user needs is not for Microsoft to improve Windows. At 15 new

"We only have their word for it." You do? Where? Does this company warranty anything? What the user needs is not for Microsoft to improve Windows. At 15 new vulnerabilities a day (source: Microsoft) how can anyone argue with a straight-face that this is not a futile exercise? What the user needs is choice. More choices of computers that do not have Windows pre-installed. This monopoly is hurting consumers. It relies on a product that is grossly unfit for one specific area of usage: interfacing with an untrusted network, i.e., the internet. And Microsoft today requires a user to connect their Windows computer to the internet (for "updates" and "upgrades") lest the user be blamed for the product's own flaws when used in this way. Windows should not be connected to the internet, ever. It is for the LAN only.