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> It is but windows has similar backdoors and just does not use them. I'm pretty sure they're illegal. Or were, back when people didn't have confused notions a
by otabdeveloper4 7y ago
> It is but windows has similar backdoors and just does not use them.
I'm pretty sure they're illegal. Or were, back when people didn't have confused notions about what constitutes 'ownership'.
- Insanity 7y agoI mean that windows can push any update, closed source, so you can't verify what it does. That is an accepted 'backdoor'