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Adding features probably increases the number of bugs, but security updates generally reduce the number of (exploitable) bugs. So I think that not taking securi
by tomsmeding 5y ago
Adding features probably increases the number of bugs, but security updates generally reduce the number of (exploitable) bugs. So I think that not taking security updates is throwing the baby away with the bathwater; stay on Win10 as long as you like, but apply the security updates.
- tentacleuno 5y agoYou can actually block feature updates and still allow security updates on Windows 10 through GPO (Win + R, gpedit.msc). Pretty cool and somewhat little-known feature.