I noticed some disturbing privacy defaults in Windows 10
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Re: I noticed some disturbing privacy defaults in Windows 10
#592Windows 8 suddenly turns out to be the best OS Microsoft ever made.
Re: I noticed some disturbing privacy defaults in Windows 10
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You're wrong though about it having zero factual grounding. They collect data, like everyone else, this is a fact. They state that openly in their privacy policy, they even go so far as to define what they consider personal vs non-personal information. We also know that that Siri collects and transmits a bunch of this "non-personal" information to a 3rd party for analysis. On their QuickType page they say "your conve…
> That's a lie because iMessage and your keyboard Dictionary are synced to iCloud which isn't your device. Is it opt-in or opt-out ? Because I use iCloud for Safari bookmark sync only and it never bugged me for syncing anything. Local iTunes encrypted backup is fine.
Re: I noticed some disturbing privacy defaults in Windows 10
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Yeah there should definitely be a "Hey Cortana, off the record,..." query mode. I'm a bit conflicted now. My girls are 7 & 9 and they've been using Microsoft Accounts. With the final Win10 build having all this (none of these settings worked a few months ago), it looks like I've got a lot of reading and explaining to do for them.
If you don't have any Windows-only applications keeping your younger-than-double-digit children on Windows, well then now is your chance to put them on anything-other-than-Windows. My own children are still using computers with Windows 7. They play Spore (Windows only), Sims 3 (Windows only) Minecraft (Java, so playable anywhere), Osu! (no idea, really), and a couple of other games. I have no intention of upgrading W…
worth the time it takes to check it out, imo...