> If you don't trust them then you don't trust your PC. This is absolutely the core of the problem with windows and Microsoft. Of course I don't trust Microsof

> If you don't trust them then you don't trust your PC. This is absolutely the core of the problem with windows and Microsoft. Of course I don't trust Microsoft or any other third party. In addition, I don't trust any government, including our own. Even if I trust Microsoft, once the info is on their servers, any government agency can easily access it. Same thing with third party companies that Microsoft might sell the data to. So to clarify, if you don't trust Microsoft, or you don't trust any of their partners, or you don't trust your government or any government in the world that Microsoft is subject to the jurisdiction thereof, then you don't trust your windows pc. That's a lot of trust that no logical person would ever have. Incredible how Microsoft managed to pull this off and convince millions to just open up their computers to so many untrustworthy organizations in the world. It goes without saying that a company like this is untrustworthy, hiding behind legalese and lies.