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Am I the only one who is afraid that part of the reason for not fixing behaviour like this might be a nudging towards "always on" devices? Reading through the
by infp_arborist 5y ago
Am I the only one who is afraid that part of the reason for not fixing behaviour like this might be a nudging towards "always on" devices?
Reading through the comments it seems on Windows this might be related to WLAN and automatic updates, a rather sensitive area when it comes to security and privacy.
Happy to hear your opinions, I'd really love to be proven 100% wrong about this.
- julianlam 5y agoOccam's Razor suggests that it is likely promoted to boost UX. Being able to open a laptop and get going instantly (much like unlocking a phone or tablet) appeals to end users. Personally, I couldn't give a darn. I grew up staring at a Windows 3.11 boot screen for minutes at a time. I have patience LOL