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"Don't want to be warned in the future?" Does that imply that having MS Edge installed is something to be warned about, or that installing Firefox/Chrome is so
by V-2 8y ago
"Don't want to be warned in the future?"
Does that imply that having MS Edge installed is something to be warned about, or that installing Firefox/Chrome is somehow bad for your PC?
- drbawb 8y agoI agree, I personally read this as very threatening. In general I find that Microsoft's messaging has lost touch w/ reality. Remember when MS used to say "please?" -- ever notice how nowadays instead of asking you they command you? "Don't turn off your PC", "We're getting things ready", "This may take a while." I've noticed this trend since Windows 8, but it's gotten really bad in Windows 10. Their messaging has become very anti-user. My personal favorite from more recent builds of 10: "Windows is a service, and regular updates are an important part of keeping it running." Oh really? A service? My mistake, I thought I had licensed an operating system.
- kevin_b_er 8y agoThey want your money all the time now not just when they actually make a better product.