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> I've not seen anything to make me think this feature is intended for surveillance It's published by Microsoft

• nonrandomstring 2y ago
  tbh that's a knockdown argument. All the conversation second guessing the intent and motives of bosses, users and third parties is moot when it runs on an OS that is controlled remotely and insecure by design. Apple are following, (and I exlect you'll have even less choice about that - because its clientsode scanning in disguise) and Google have always been proud of their surveillance based business model, so I think the whole landscape of big provider computing is changing. People are actually starting to question what they want computer devices for