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Is this really a problem? It's not like it runs in the background. How is this different to adding, say, a new tab in the Settings app or a new screenshot tool
by llimos 5y ago
Is this really a problem? It's not like it runs in the background. How is this different to adding, say, a new tab in the Settings app or a new screenshot tool (which they did a while back)?
- p1necone 5y agoAgreed - the negative tone in this article confuses me. All operating systems have a bunch of settings UIs, applications etc (except maybe like a bare arch install, or Alpine linux or something). If this was some game app full of ads or something I'd understand, but it's not.
- jbj 5y agoI automatically got candy crush from win 10. not sure if I should laugh or cry
- kyriakos 5y agoIndeed, what are they supposed to do? Pretend windows 11 doesn't exist for windows 10 users? I'd be worried if they started auto updating PCs but we are still not there thankfully.
- plushpuffin 5y agoI just checked my task manager, and it was running in the background. I never manually launched it. No idea what it was doing.
- bravetraveler 5y agoWaiting for a signal to start spamming users with the need to upgrade, I imagine
- throwawaymanbot 5y agoIt does run in the BG.