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As long as I'm still greeted by Candy Crush im my start menu after every forced update, I will not consider their products tools for serious workflow!
by blackbrokkoli 8y ago
As long as I'm still greeted by Candy Crush im my start menu after every forced update, I will not consider their products tools for serious workflow!
- __sr__ 8y agoYeah -- that is a bummer. It may have been acceptable if the OS were free, but not when you paid the full price for the license.
- mortehu 8y agoFor those who haven't tried MS Windows recently, it now comes with tons of ads you have to opt out of. The settings to opt out are scattered around and unclear ("pipe up thoughts", "show suggestions", "show me what's new"): https://www.howtogeek.com/269331/how-to-disable-all-of-windows-10s-built-in-advertising/ https://www.howtogeek.com/269331/how-to-disable-all-of-windo...
- __sr__ 8y agoThey should be opt-in, not opt out. And opting-in should come with some benefits. For example, you can get Kindle cheaper if you can live with ads. I can, kind of, understand ads if the OS were free. But someone who bought the OS for full price shouldn't have to deal with them.