“I just upgraded to Win 10. So far, it rocks!”
I’m happy that you’re happy.
“It’s like an operating system ought to be.”
No, it isn’t. You should be in control of the OS, not the other way around. But, if you know your computer is being minded for data and you are okay with that, then by all means, proceed.
“No, it isn’t. You should be in control of the OS, not the other way around.”
Oh, you mean like the other big system, Apple’s?
You might just as well pretend that those days never existed.
It is largely security update refusals that have led to numerous complaints of infections.
MS had to do something, and they decided to push all the security updates automatically, however you can still avoid the optional ones.
I get a kick out of folks who say they are going to buy a Apple because of this...Apple has been pushing security patches for like....ever..
It's been well documented that your computer is not being mined for data. It's also been well documented which Windows Services can be turned off if a Microsoft customer is concerned about what data Microsoft is actually receiving.
Your post is full of FUD.