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> people were quite angry. I don't think this is true. Some enterprises were concerned about the security aspects and asked for greater controls, which Micros
by will4274 9y ago
> people were quite angry.
I don't think this is true. Some enterprises were concerned about the security aspects and asked for greater controls, which Microsoft provided, but Windows 10 has not removed P2P updates, AFAIK.
- PuffinBlue 9y agoIt has not but I think it's not enabled by default now, and you can declare you want it but limit to a certain amount if on a metered connection, or just turn it on fully. I think it was the metered connection bit people were annoyed about, especially those who were tethering to their phones and then it downloaded/shared a huge amount of data.
- will4274 9y ago> I think it's not enabled by default now This is easy enough to check with a simple Google search. (It's still enabled by default).