>ads in the settings of Windows 11. Never ever put ads in any configuration menu of the operating system. Why not? I think they're great: they make more money

>ads in the settings of Windows 11. Never ever put ads in any configuration menu of the operating system. Why not? I think they're great: they make more money for M$. If the users don't like it, too bad. Why should I care about them? >That clearly says, it's not my computer, its MS's and they try to squeeze every penny out they can get. That's right. It's not your computer, and you should just accept that and get used to it. You chose this path, by choosing MS as your OS provider. >So they aren't any different from Google No, they are different: Google doesn't control my PC's OS. The only PC OS they control is ChromeOS, which only runs on certain (usually low-end) hardware, and isn't normally used for any serious work.