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> I think it's a bit overblown. Indeed, they've been playing shenanigans with OneDrive, but you can actually uninstall it now easily. That didn't used to be
by RajT88 2y ago
> I think it's a bit overblown.
Indeed, they've been playing shenanigans with OneDrive, but you can
actually uninstall it now easily. That didn't used to be the case. Yes, it gets re-installed, yes it now is auto-enabling itself, but hey - you can easily remove it now.
I'm pretty sure I solved definitively the Teams autostart problem long ago,
easily enough I can't recall what I did. It's not a problem for me, even on 'Home'
machines.
- javcasas 2y ago> Yes, it gets re-installed, yes it now is auto-enabling itself, but hey - you can easily remove it now. Long, long ago we had names for software that auto-installs and auto enables even after you have removed it: malware, or spyware if it's not very destructive.