>What a nonsense.
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>MS, firsthand spying on the comps they like to infect with there new "OS", is not able to detect the problems? What do they gather the data for? They are to foolish to say, hey that's unknown, watch out? A simple this-is-not-in-the-test-list comparison? And you realy trust such keyboard chair interfaces?
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>No. It's intended. They willing let users run into the problem. That is there way of testing. This is the [snip ]test system with thousands if not tens or hundreds of thousands of possible configurations[/snip]. You will never understand this. System for free? TANSTAAFL!
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>The link points the right way. MS is cheating. And everybody how runs for the hype is warned. This is better information then MS gives at least. All the ... little details where and when MS is spying, charging extra for stuff you owned with previous OS MS is very quiet about.
>Are can you point me to the colorfull MS promotion that say,
>-Hey, we now own the right to trace every keypress, store your paswords in our obscure unsafe ways [to make it more easy for the folks we are not allowed to talk about], but for that you have to pay for Solitaire now? (We need the money we spend for the services back, you will understand)
>-Well, there is a switch six ugly metro screens deep buried to choose your own browser - are we cool yet?
>-We use stupid words you need a PHD to understand for our spy settings you may turn off (if you trust we respect the switch?) [And belive me, translating it out of english makes it not better.]
>-Cool, we use your comp as our update server now. Saves us endless amount off money. What do we care on your business if you run out of online time. Thanks for it, your power consumption and our revenue! (Or should we calcuate the wear to your hardware too? It scales up!)

Oh you forgot a few including that Windows 10 updates cannot be stopped. "Windows 10’s forced automatic updates don’t simply cover security patches, they cover anything and everything Microsoft wants to put on your PC as part of Windows 10. This can range from new software and services to changes to core features and functionality." - http://tinyurl.com/q82pgrp

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