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They could have prevented a lot of the backlash by not forcing it on people.

• spogbiper 2y ago
  who did they force it on?
  • JohnMakin 2y ago
    The fact it is on your machine at all and cannot be removed means it is forced. The fact that it is for now opt-in is irrelevant; windows is well known for enabling features without user permission that were previously not.
  • int_19h 2y ago
    The initial iteration (that was scrapped) was opt-out rather than opt-in.