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I don't see it backfiring much to be honest. I see a lot of people keeping Windows 10 as long as possible... until Microsoft pushes an update to their machines
by alexmcc81 5y ago
I don't see it backfiring much to be honest. I see a lot of people keeping Windows 10 as long as possible... until Microsoft pushes an update to their machines with increasingly annoying messages until they accept - a strategy they have already deployed successfully.
Defaults always win and laptop vendors will advertise Windows 11 as more secure. What choice do people have?
If anything, this may push a few people to Apple. If you are going to give up all your privacy and pay for services, why not choose the company with the best hardware and integrated and polished UIs?
- HappySweeney 5y agoI don't know about the switch to Apple. First, there is the sticker shock, which is no small issue. Also, have you seen Windows users attempt to use a Mac? They enjoy it about as much as Mac users enjoy Windows.
- alexmcc81 5y agoI used to think that too until I saw a family member dump Windows for Mac. iPhones are a hell of a gateway drug.
- handrous 5y ago> I don't see it backfiring much to be honest. I see a lot of people keeping Windows 10 as long as possible... until Microsoft pushes an update to their machines with increasingly annoying messages until they accept - a strategy they have already deployed successfully. At least they can't trick people into accepting upgrades this time.