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When Win10 came out, we had several meetings about privacy concerns. I did not understand the concern. Smart phones spy on their users all the time, and no one
by _wldu 7y ago
When Win10 came out, we had several meetings about privacy concerns. I did not understand the concern. Smart phones spy on their users all the time, and no one really cares. Why, all of a sudden, is it an issue when desktops/laptops do the same thing that phones have done for almost a decade now? No one gave me a good answer to that question.
- TazeTSchnitzel 7y agoI believe iOS phones give users a lot more control over their data than Windows PCs do now.
- stallmanite 7y agoWhen smartphones came out and were locked down those of us who objected were told that we should be quiet about it because we still have general purpose pcs. Now the BS comes for those of us running general purpose pcs and it’s ok because it was accepted for phones?
- mixmastamyk 7y agoBusiness critical/trade/proprietary info is created/stored on desktops/servers. Having the secret sauce spied on is not in the interests of a company.