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There is a lot more already discovered that Windows 10 is doing without permission as well as being opt'd in by default. Just Google around for more the NSA worthy things that Windows 10 does stock.
If you are someone concerned with privacy, then Windows 10 is certainly not the OS for you.
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I'm probably the only one who hasn't even seen Windows 10 yet. 
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I legitimately don't care about what they record about me at this point. Between microsoft, and google, they know more about my life than I do. They have statistics, so they already determined my future, hobbies, likes, dislikes, medical conditions (or lack thereof) and everything. There's nothing left to hide, so I may as well reap the benefits.
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| people talk about this every time MS releases a new OS. It's gonna happen either way unless it has no internet
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How is this surprising ?.
Google has been doing this with android and nobody seems to mind. If you care about privacy, don't use internet or phones. If its not one company, there is another one that is already spying on you, no way to hide from them unless you are willing to give up the services they provide.
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| STN wrote: | How is this surprising ?.
Google has been doing this with android and nobody seems to mind. If you care about privacy, don't use internet or phones. If its not one company, there is another one that is already spying on you, no way to hide from them unless you are willing to give up the services they provide. |
Nobody is surprised, but it's still important to raise public awareness. The foolish apathy is destructive... but trying to defend the spying is absurd.
I've noticed that since the health-care industry took up the "patient bill of rights", instead of working to strengthen privacy the industry has chosen to inform you of all the ways they are abusing your information. Go to ANY doctor, dentist, or specialist now and your new-patient forms look exactly like a disreputable software license. I am absolutely not OK with signing an agreement that allows the author to change it at any time while binding retroactively. Yet I'm sure there are simpletons out there who would argue, "if you don't want your medical history sold to drug marketing teams, don't go to the doctor!" Fucking dumbasses.
Our legislation didn't keep up with technology. What we need is customer protection from our governments. It should, quite simply, be illegal for a product or service to perform functions unrelated to their advertised purposes.
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Shake my head.
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| Alex. wrote: | | I'm probably the only one who hasn't even seen Windows 10 yet. |
Same here. My comp can't handle the awesomeness that is Windows 10. I will wait for 10.1
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| justa_dude wrote: | | STN wrote: | How is this surprising ?.
Google has been doing this with android and nobody seems to mind. If you care about privacy, don't use internet or phones. If its not one company, there is another one that is already spying on you, no way to hide from them unless you are willing to give up the services they provide. |
Nobody is surprised, but it's still important to raise public awareness. The foolish apathy is destructive... but trying to defend the spying is absurd.
I've noticed that since the health-care industry took up the "patient bill of rights", instead of working to strengthen privacy the industry has chosen to inform you of all the ways they are abusing your information. Go to ANY doctor, dentist, or specialist now and your new-patient forms look exactly like a disreputable software license. I am absolutely not OK with signing an agreement that allows the author to change it at any time while binding retroactively. Yet I'm sure there are simpletons out there who would argue, "if you don't want your medical history sold to drug marketing teams, don't go to the doctor!" Fucking dumbasses.
Our legislation didn't keep up with technology. What we need is customer protection from our governments. It should, quite simply, be illegal for a product or service to perform functions unrelated to their advertised purposes. |
Interesting that you brought the medical field into this, i am involved in it and i have to tell you that there are far worse things that are wrong with medical industry than your medical history being sold. Actually thats for your own benefit and i don't even think that happens frequently or at all.
I completely agree with you but there is no point in fussing over something you can't change. Besides, what is Microsoft going to know about you that Google doesn't already ? Look at the new Google Photos.
PS: I am not defending spying, i am simply indifferent to it.
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I think getting free operating system is worth my info. I like to jerk off to free porn and submit shit posts on internet while trolling youtube videos. I will provide my info here you Google and Microsoft don't have to spend so much time and money.
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| no the fact that is free is fucked up. you get what you pay for. I'll stick with win7 thanks very much
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Wait a year and it will be $119.
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