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It's not spying. Spying implies being observed without consent, and that the adversary is gaining information to use against you. The average person who is usin

It's not spying. Spying implies being observed without consent, and that the adversary is gaining information to use against you. The average person who is using Windows and likely the only ones to see this do not fall under this. People were unwilling to volunteer the data exactly because of this fear-mongering. Ya'll act like Intel is sitting in a back room watching flowing logcats of your activity and cherry-picking ones to target you personally, as if some of ya'll are that important lmao :p

JohnFen 3y ago
> Spying implies being observed without consent It doesn't imply it, that's what it means. If data is being collected about me, my machine, or my use of my machine without my consent, it's spying. > and that the adversary is gaining information to use against you. I disagree that this is required in order for it to be spying. The reason it's collected is irrelevant. If I didn't give consent, it's spying. > Ya'll act like Intel is sitting in a back room watching flowing logcats of your activity and cherry-picking ones to target you personally I don't think that's what's happening at all, and certainly aren't meaning to imply it. What I think is happening is that data is being collected without consent. What makes it worse is that some of that data is clearly being collected for marketing purposes.