>Honestly baffled how you can deny this. Windows rebooting on its own is one of the most defining features. There's only scenario where I can imagine Windows r

>Honestly baffled how you can deny this. Windows rebooting on its own is one of the most defining features. There's only scenario where I can imagine Windows rebooting ""on its own"" You've scheduled an update or you're delaying update for long peroid of time? >>this, just like many other points is not security, sorry. >Bullshit. How so? in the principle ads aren't security issues (unless badly implemented) >Check the recent headlines. Windows is pushing user files to one drive and stealing email passwords to proxy your email account on Microsoft servers. I've literally googled: "windows stealing email passwords" and the very first thing is article from 2016 and the other are about Malware/Scam, so how what article are you talking about?