Navigating the privacy discussion around Windows 10
Navigating the privacy discussion around Windows 10
The likely conclusion of the privacy discussion around Windows 10 https://translate.google.de/translate?sl...t=&act=url (Translated from German to English so some errors can happen) is a hopeful end.
You're referring to the end result or outcome of something they're doing, which is why discussions are happening around it.
Reading that has calmed me down. I don’t have anything illegal on any PC, but the idea of Microsoft having access to my computer makes me anxious. I believe Microsoft should be transparent about how they handle data, since services seem like just a minor justification overall.
I agree with the piece. Many outlets rushed in with dramatic titles such as "can't play pirated games" without understanding that this wasn't covered in the Windows 10 EULA.
Yes i read it, twice to be sure, and the article won't put it to rest. Apart from the few things that the article is about, there is much more than that. There is a reason why the privacy options list in W10 is huge. And don't forget there are programs out there designed to protect your own damn privacy on W10. If it came that far that devs started to develop programs to protect themselves against the stuff that's in W10. It probably means there is something more wrong than just "some things" in the article.