>A new feature spotted by people using an early version of Redstone 5 is the cloud clipboard, which will allow users to copy and paste across different devices thanks to the new cloud-powered clipboard. User can trigger the new function by simply hitting Windows Key + C.
>The copied content will then be available in other Windows 10 devices, and in the future Android and iOS devices as well.
I am going to use this all the time, I already know XD
>built-in keylogger
OH NONONO HAHAHAHA
>can't perform simple text operation without sending data straight to Microsoft's servers that some AI will scan through and log
What a great world we live in.
AND THAT'S A GOOD THING
wow
Nice try microcucks
You aren't getting my private keys
what else is new, not using this proprietary shit anyway.
You can "disable" it via the slider option there user. Will toggling it actually do anything, that's the question.
>in other Windows 10 devices
why would I have more than one?
This can’t be happening, winbros
Don't ask questions you already know the answer to.
Why would you even have one?
lol
This sounds legit useful and the decision to use a different key for it means it doesn't upload all your copied stuff. But it probably only works if you attach your Windows account to a Microsoft account, which I refuse to do because it means giving up local control.
based cuck
i would like to know what happens if people start copy and paste texts like
>there is time activated c4 bomb on microsoft hq
just on text editor without sending it to any online service
Already exists. Look at textharvester and inputharvester. Built-in features, that even collect password inputs.
Forgot to mention: in plain text.
The cloud was a mistake.
They could let us run local clipboard servers but noooooooooo...
Blame Smartphones, they are the cause of this.
>Work at small family business
>Everything connected
>Win+V
>Link to tranny porn
>Boss "works" on his computer in the backoffice
>Time to ask for a raise
Wow, they managed to copy kde connect 2 years late.
Just trust me you dumb fucks
Just remembered when I used to play private server mmos and somehow windows 10 knew the passwords in clients, I would type in random strings and it would accept them as passwords
I don't know whether to blame women or just become a luddite
Yeah, it's can be a great feature when done right
>copy torrent link
>feds come busting in
you see that slider to turn it off, yes?
also
>living in a country where downloading copyrighted material for private use is VERBOTEN
kek
Microsoft already uploads everything you see on your screen.
wow ! we are truly living in the futue !
so, how do I use keepass without sending my passwords to ms?
post yfw when you are switching to Linux when Ubuntu 18.10 comes out in 2 weeks
feels good lads
KDE Connect uses local(LAN) UDP broadcasts. No Microshit server MITM.
I use kdeconnect
OTP authentication
>DROP TABLE Users;
>Win + C
heh...nothin personnell MS
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>willingly cucked by a purple haired tranny
kek
*CoC'd
Can't. Need Windows for game development.
jesus fucking christ, it's impossible to tell the difference between real life and satire at this point
wow dude we are in same boat, how are you doing?
I just learned who to use zbrush and is pretty great, stil is an enless amout of stuff to do isn't?
*GNU/Linux
Linux is just a kernel.
>set slider to "off"
>it still goes online, just doesn't sync with other devices
>mfw OP baited all of these retards into responding to this thread
>mfw its just one big anti-windows circlejerk
>mfw there are people alive today who still pretend to be angry about which OS other people use
The tesseract is collapsing. I don't know if I'll see you guys again, but it has been real.
built-in keylogger
>it's a m$ comes two years late to the party but still brings spyware episode
>mfw you use windows
I just updated and it's off for me by default.
"Who's going to buy a computer that sends your personal data to arbitrary third parties?"
"We'll let marketing worry about that!"
>trusting the "off" setting of a keylogger
These are referred to in internal M$ documents as T2NDs (This Toggle Does Nothing)
Where is it I can't find it?
>simple toggle for turning it off
>irrelevant if you're not signed into windows using a microsoft account
it's literally nothing
Should I turn him on?
He looks pretty friendly.
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Yeah, I think you can find the program on task manager and just block the program with firewall.
>switching to TrannyOS
use 7