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The issue is that these things only come after they’ve cross the line and there is enough public backlash to make fixing it a business decision. Doing the right
by al_borland 3mo ago
The issue is that these things only come after they’ve cross the line and there is enough public backlash to make fixing it a business decision. Doing the right thing to make a good experience is not the core driver internally. They are trying to find the line of how much bs people are willing to tolerate. They aren’t removing the ads, they are reducing them… that’s them looking to find that line.
- zer0zzz 3mo agoYou make the best case for not using windows at all.
- pndy 3mo agoHard to call Windows an operating system nowadays when its main only purpose nowadays is to extract personal data from whoever uses it. I don't expect anything changes positively for the users - at least for those who are aware of all hostile features done since 2015. Microsoft aims at different clients now and for what we can see, desktop software and its quality isn't a priority anymore.