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> This is some serious tinfoil hattery. microsoft regularly makes promises about privacy and telemetry, and regularly breaks them. They have been multiple law
by hnben 2y ago
> This is some serious tinfoil hattery.
microsoft regularly makes promises about privacy and telemetry, and regularly breaks them. They have been multiple law suites about this.
In germany we say "Wo ein Trog ist, sammeln sich die Schweine", especially in the discussion around recall.
- NavinF 2y agoHave they lost any of those lawsuits?
- CatWChainsaw 2y agoSo it only counts as going back on their word if they lose a lawsuit about it?
- NavinF 2y agoSure, or if there's any evidence that these aren't just BS allegations. The signal to noise ratio in this space is 0
- CatWChainsaw 2y agoSo just as an example, Facebook's login page has "it's free and always will be" prominently displayed. Your logic is that if Facebook switches to a purely subscription model and avoids getting nailed in court for lying specifically (either through legal gymnastics or by settlement), then they didn't actually lie? And if Recall is "supposed" to be analyzed on-device but all your personal information somehow makes it to MS servers, they haven't lied to you unless someone successfully sues them in court?