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>I don't understand whinning about that when you have bilions of people using your OS, so shitton of people who are newbies at computers then you want to help t
by xeeeeeeeeeeenu 6y ago
>I don't understand whinning about that when you have bilions of people using your OS, so shitton of people who are newbies at computers then you want to help them to stay as secure as possible.
That doesn't explain forced feature updates.
- UncleMeat 6y agoSure it does. It means you don’t need to backport fixes to an infinite number of builds.
- MarioMan 6y agoBut they do a great deal of backporting anyway. Enterprise and Education users can run a slow path that gets bug fixes and security updates only, for feature updates as far as 30 months back. This is not offered for any other editions of Windows, meaning feature updates are forced on them earlier than they need to be. Source: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/lifecycle/announcements/windows-10-servicing-support-updates https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/lifecycle/announcements/win...
- webmobdev 6y agoGeneral consumers are now the beta testers for Microsoft Windows. With Windows built-in spyware features, they don't even need any user interaction to collect data from your computer.
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