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I’m not a big fan of these features and i turn them off right away. MS is going to where the consumers are. anyone under 30 will expect this content . imagine a
by tonymet 4y ago
I’m not a big fan of these features and i turn them off right away. MS is going to where the consumers are. anyone under 30 will expect this content . imagine a 20 year old using windows 2k and the only real apps are notepad and ms paint .
We give companies too much blame for providing consumers what they want.
MS could do a better job with transparency and control of these features. But i don’t believe the blame is being put in the right place .
also the hyperbole is too much
- sureglymop 4y agoAs a 23 year old, no idea what you mean. That seems more targeted towards < 20 (tiktok) and > 65 (those news) if you ask me.
- tonymet 4y agoThat's great, and we have a lot in common, but the audience isn't like us
- Denvercoder9 4y ago> anyone under 30 will expect this content I'm under 30, and I absolutely do not expect my OS to push this crap on me.
- tonymet 4y agoAn army of one
- masswerk 4y agoHaven't we already handed over phones for this? And, if you really want a phone, well, there are phones for this… (No need to put an end to computers. Why would you even transition to a computer to watch TikTok?)
- tonymet 4y agoYes and that means desktops are competing with phones for attention / time spent. So i would expect even more content & apps to show up on the desktop
- danparsonson 4y agoI used Win2k in my early 20s and was very happy with it.
- tonymet 4y agoMe too and it is still the all-time best OS
- burnished 4y agoWho wants this?
- tonymet 4y agoPresumably the consumers who are showing up in the engagement metrics for these applications on Windows 11