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I mean, you can disable both of these.
by underdeserver 4y ago
I mean, you can disable both of these.
- kitsunesoba 4y agoAnd in that context, it’s better to at least have the option, should you ever feel the need to use it. Personally I leave both on because even having used computer for 27 years at this point, I can still slip up and I’m still vulnerable to social engineering among other things, and so it’s nice to have something to help cover for those situations. It’s no cure-all, but it at least raises the bar for malware and such.
- Sargos 4y agoYou can disable the telemetry in Windows but it still caused many die hards to abandon Windows.
- asveikau 4y agoMost people won't. And if you're developing software distributed to others, this will put your machine in a state where you aren't testing what your end users get.