If you sold someone a gun knowing they knowing they did not know how to handle a gun and they said they were immediately going to the gun range and then someone

If you sold someone a gun knowing they knowing they did not know how to handle a gun and they said they were immediately going to the gun range and then someone died, you might get charged with negligent manslaughter. My point here is Microsoft knows there's no way to tell where the suggestions are coming from, they stripped out that information, in this case it's even more likely that the offense happens because they're selling the paintbrush on a large scale. It's just a question of how often it's going to occur. Is it for 30% of your users or 70% of their users that are infring on licenses on a wide scale basis?