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You can't transmit what you don't have. Also, fwiw "transmission" is literally the name of torrenting software. Would your argument change if that was the pack
by teawrecks 5y ago
You can't transmit what you don't have.
Also, fwiw "transmission" is literally the name of torrenting software. Would your argument change if that was the package being removed instead of qbittorrent?
Most people use windows, windows comes with defender on by default, what's stopping the govt/some company from getting msft to remove programs and files they don't like?
- crazygringo 5y ago> what's stopping the govt/some company from getting msft to remove programs and files they don't like? Literally the capitalistic profit motive? You know, companies generally try to avoid pissing off their customers and driving them to competitors for no good reason. If Microsoft started politically censoring users' content, that's probably the easiest thing they could do to send users away from Windows and Office over to Macs and Google Docs en masse.
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- teawrecks 5y agoThat would be nice, wouldn't it? But consumers have never held msft to such a standard so far, so I wouldn't expect it to start now. Sure a small number of people trying to spread the files will care, but if it's implemented right 99.999% of users won't even know the censor exists.