The only reason why that functionality is still there at all is to avoid a lawsuit. "See, it's still implemented!" This is just frog in a boiling pot. Windows

The only reason why that functionality is still there at all is to avoid a lawsuit. "See, it's still implemented!" This is just frog in a boiling pot. Windows (and iOS) is becoming an OS as a service. Pretty soon you won't be able to use it without paying for something.