windows 10 doesn't really have spyware on it right guys?
That was just a meme right?
Windows 10 doesn't really have spyware on it right guys?
Hunter Brown
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Hudson Jenkins
It literally does.
Evan Young
any proof?
Jackson Taylor
The source code is not open, so we cannot prove that it does not.
Matthew Long
Install wireshark and see for yourself.
Jordan Reed
It’s up to you how to interpret Win10 sending requests to MS IP addresses.
Gabriel Gray
This, you will never know that they are spying at you or not.
I stop believing in Microsoft's word after they said that VSCode does not ping to home if you disable telemetry while there is a lot of connection to ms servers if you use wireshark.
Their only defense for this is that telemetry is good and don't worry, we need it to improve our products!
If they can pull out this shit then why would I trust them for Windows.
Mason Powell
the beta of windows 10 was sending screenshots of your screen to microsoft every single minute, it doesn't do that any longer so make out what you will
Jaxon Scott
Read the EULA.
Adam Johnson
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Liam Wright
/thread
John Cox
Jacob Jenkins
>it's the moron that doesn't know how to configure group policy again and thinks disabling configurations means disabling the functionality
You ever get tired of looking retarded?
Anthony Butler
Ayden Peterson
it literally does and it's literally almost impossible to stop it. Unless you don't plan to have it connected to the internet ever.
Ethan Perry
Shit damage control
Andrew Taylor
>almost impossible
It IS impossible, and you agree to it when you install the OS.
Mason Rodriguez
I say almost because as mentioned in the next sentence, you can disconnect the internet.
Adrian Bailey
>posting a webm of yourself deleting system32
>omg windoze sux!!!1
kys moron
Alexander Morris
That doesn't actually disable the function, it just roadblocks it.
John Collins
>resorts to Strawman
Your tears are delicious
Jason Allen
Which, in my book is "almost impossible" technically possible, but the method basically makes it worthless.
Owen Reed
>retard gets BTFO
>u-u-u-r strawmanning
kys moron
imagine being so fucking retarded you don't even know what a "Disabled" group policy object does
Parker White
Windows does suck, though.
Grayson Phillips
>"windows doesn't have spyware!"
>it does
>"well j-just disable it!"
you're missing the point
Joseph Johnson
Pirate that shit and use it for gaming/htpc. That way whatever they do learn about you, they don't know it's YOU. OOSU10, Spybot Anti-beacon, and a good paid anitvirus just in case (you pirated the OS, the least you could do is pay for the protection). Don't fall for the "common sense" meme if you really care about protection.
OSX or Linux for everything else. VPN up bitch. Your ISP is absolutely recording everything you do.
For a technology board, it's surprising how few of you actually know jack shit about it.
Michael Martinez
> OOSU10, Spybot Anti-beacon, and a good paid anitvirus
It's like: Windows has malware, gee, let's load it up with more malware.
Christopher Robinson
Microsoft collects tons of data on their users.
All the information collection is ON by default in settings, you can see for yourself even "activity history" is listed.
Here is a video of a guy that got his hands on some of said data.
youtube.com
Noteworthy things said start at 8:55
Windows 10 users = test mice.
Jose Ross
Never cared about the botnet meme just block the IPs on your firewall
Adrian Carter
they have literally 100k IPs you need to block and they can update and and another 100k easily, VERY easily.
It's literally impossible to block all of them and keep blocking new ones at all times.
they made win 10 FREE and forced update on older windows versions, if that isn't a red flag I Don't know what is.
Isaiah Reyes
Not defending microsoft shill but you are retarded.
These gpedit were badly configured.
Adam Morgan
hardenwindows10forsecurity.com
>top search result
Robert Phillips
It's like Google spying, but you can't opt out.
We;d have to wait and see if there's any evidence that someone got caught by the law with the assistance of Microsoft's spyware, but I have not known any such cases so far.