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are we gonna run one of these every day?
by LoSboccacc 11y ago
are we gonna run one of these every day?
- static_noise 11y agoIf it helps to improve the situation someday I'm all for it.
- orionblastar 11y agoIn order to make Windows 10 upgrades free, the customer is now the product. Most AI stuff collects data like that anyway. Anything you say to Siri in iOS goes to Apple. Ubuntu has Amazon adware in it. Most operating systems these days have some way to collect data on the user and monetize it or whatever. This is the only way to get your privacy back: https://prism-break.org/ https://prism-break.org/
- hessenwolf 11y agoHow is the largest worldwide software roll-out, that happens to be the most important (debatable) operating system, not interesting on a daily basis?
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- Maarten88 11y agoThis is a terrible article, it only repeats and speculates on articles that appeared previous days, with some random tweets as further "evidence". Also, it feels rather disingenuous to accuse Microsoft of spying on a webpage fully loaded with 3rd party trackers and ads. Unlike Microsoft, Newsweek did not ask me for permission to spy on me when I was reading this article. And I certainly could not turn it off.
- amag 11y agoGhostery...