Windows Recall got Hacked.. After it Records Everything..
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- Опубликовано: 4 июн 2024
- Microsoft Windows plans on adding a new Feature called Recall which is becoming a privacy nightmare. It's really time to start thinking about switching operating systems. It might even be time to switch to linux. This thing is recording your screen every few seconds... When will AI hype stop?
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Are you planning on switching yet?
I've been dual booting since 2017. But with this news I nuked my Win11 all together. Im over windows. I use LMDE btw
Nice 👍
Hell yeah i plan to switch but i am not in rush because i can't use new fance features from windows. Windows didn't just got worse,they were getting worse for years and it all began with windows 10. All good things about windows ended when windows 7 was abandoned.
I was back and forth with Windows and Linux... Now that this news dropped, I'm running Linux full time. I'm running Feren OS on my two computers. Microsoft can burn in hell with this heretical surveillance software.
Oh the good ol win 7 :)
It's a privacy nightmare for anyone interacting, chatting, or communicating with someone using recall as well.
Think about private video conferencing... All slide decks recorded. It's an invasion into EVERYONE's privacy by extension not just the user's.
Oh yeah. No private "video conferencing" with your girlfriend on Windows. Windows has eyes now. ;)
@@ddduxgirlfriends don't use windows lmao
But recruiters and corporations and fellow employees do however
Sad thing is that 90% of windows users probably won't care
True that. Also "xxx app is not working" (even though everything else does) so I'm rather gonna bend over and keep bending over. ;) Such users are lost cause. Don't bother.
Their loss.
Growth for linux is growth regardless.
Eh, their loss. That 10% is still gonna be big. Not Year of the Linux Desktop big, but still interesting and maybe worth some popcorn, lol.
I'm switching to Ubuntu. I work in IT, and I'm used to Linux systems, so it won't be hard to switch.
Can you show how to switch from windows to linux ? Not the installation, more something like the setup and all that things which are important to know would be awsome!
I can work something up
Linux can be installed easily on any drive, even a thumbdrive, without having to erase any other OS you may have. When you install it, you will be presented with a Grub or Lilo bootloader. It will ask you which system you'd like to boot. If you installed Linux on a flash drive, just pull it out and everything will be back to how it was before.
try it on a VM first
@@dddux LILO? I haven’t heard that name in a while… I think it’s a dead project, use GRUB or systemd-boot instead.
Before you waste your time and energy on all of that:
1. do a run down on all the apps and activities you currently do on Windows
2. look for alternative apps in Linux World
3. There's a chance that that other app's creators already make a version of that app for windows
4. Install them on Windows and follow YT tutorial videos to master them
5. Then find a "newbie friendly" version of Linux to reinstall those apps on
Note: Linux isn't One Thing - it's mostly made up of 6 separate lines (you could almost liken them to 6 separate religions): Redhat (Fedora is based on this one), Debian (Ubuntu is based on this one), Suse, Slackware, Arch & Gentoo. You want "Newbie Friendly" versions (distros) based on those. Those in their original "master distro" form are way too overwhelming for noobs to handle. There are also some new distinct distros that come and go - but none of them have been around as long as these 6 separate lines. Two items are what make these six separate from each other - each of them (under the hood) has the same "software repositories" and "package manager" app - with its own unique commands to get things done - in essence, six different languages.
And way high on the mountain top, above the clouds sits the great "Linux Foundation" - constantly cranking out -the next version of the core of the OS (called the "kernel"). It's raw and not ready for primetime. The distro makers (like the big 6 mentioned above) take that, make it their own thing and release that to the general public. "Take this brother and my it serve you well"
what a fancy name for a spyware
It's sad that the majority of windows users have no clue as to what is going on with this feature. Corporations are gonna rethink after it is released. The power microsoft holds on the average person is gonna get a lot of folks in trouble. Due to the amount of card breaches this will cause expect a spike on atm security. That spike will charge us all!
Corporations have no issue with this. Recall will make the employee monitoring they already do easier.
@@rdsii64if you think they paying up the wazoo for those specs I have a bridge to sell to you
@@rdsii64 until it catches the boss doing something, then all of a sudden its a bad idea to have it. Or until it leaks sensitive information.
@@CentreMetre The bosses will just have theirs turned off. The leak part is bound to happen. That may be just the thing that gets this turned back.
Let's pretend that Recall is totally safe and nobody could ever steal your stuff!
I still do not need Recall. I do not want Recall. I can perfectly remember what I did on my computer all day long.
I also know where everything is on my computer even though I have tonnes of computer storage.
Think about using end to end encrypted text chats like signal. All messages get screenshot. And the abuses that kids using social media are about to face... I think this has far worse implications than we are even considering now.
This was the last nail in coffin for, win 11 was really already pissing me off running out of video or ram in a system with 32GB of ram and 16GB of video, changed to garuda linux and wow the performance increase is just amazing :D
We’ll all need 2tb of storage and 64GB of ram before long 🤣
@@SavvyNik And a good 4090 equivalent gpu.. Don't forget that lol
I wouldn't know as I've been running Linux since 2013 and 16GB RAM is plenty and onboard Intel VGA. :) OS needs about 4GB of HDD/SDD/NVME. I do have about 14TB though.
for real
@@SavvyNik By 2025 Windows based computers will need at least 4TB's of storage, 128GB of RAM with a 24 core CPU or higher to run LOL.
I am so glad I switched to linux the minute M$ announced they were forcing copilot onto every windows machine.
Same. I switched immediately. I was on and off with Linux before this. NOW...FULL TIME LINUX! Never using Windows again, they've broken my trust in them permanently.
@@StaceyAyodele did you find good alternatives to your favorite apps?
@@Eimantasks I was already using FOSS apps when I was running Windows so I didn't have any issues moving to Linux.
Firefox
Strawberry Media Player
OnlyOffice
Doesn’t matter. Any service, govern ment agency, or medical instution that might run Windows (and a lot of them do) will be able to run this and will be set up that way by default unless explicitly disabled. We are all going to be hacked now. Every human on the planet.
I must say Windows 10 Superlite by PhoenixOS without all the crap MS pushes on people is rather fine. For gaming and stuff you miss on Linux. I don't miss much, just some music making plugins.
Bro you make good videos idk why you are not that popular in the linux community.
Thanks :) the algo doesn’t quite think so yet haha
That why I switch to Linux 6 years ago and never look back. The funny part is my wife wants me to install Linux on her machine now because of this and she most non technical person I know.
Haha great work, and good luck with the getting the wife switched over
I don't see a problem. For browsing, office apps, editing photos, copying files... nothing is so profoundly different. I actually find Linux easier to use these days. Windows is trying too hard to be idiot-proof and that complicates simple operations. It is f*king annoying.
Where can you buy a Linux computer at retail local store?
At a retail store you probably need to look for like a Lenovo thinkpad or a Dell XPS if you want something preinstalled with Linux. You got to order online. System76 for best Linux laptops
@@callmeNenomore likely you can find a laptop with no OS installed when buying online when you're prompted to customize your laptop. When you get it then you pop in your favorite Linux distro from a USB drive.
Laughs in Fedora.... and Linux in general for the last 15 years.
Cheers. Debian here, since 2013. Fedora would be my second choice. Or maybe Arch.
lol same. Extra funny when they finally got a workspace switcher. Something we had since the Clinton era.
I was get it back on/off with linux and windows, switched to linux when they've started to piss me off with the message *add your phone number for better security*; now with Recall, i guess this is how it's really starting that Great Reset
I switched to Linux Zorin a week ago and have no regrets! Everything works, there was a learning curve but I'm getting over it.
I've been running Linux Mint Cinnamon for about six months. Microsoft has gone super crazy.
It IS a continuous monitoring system. Also, Microsoft doesn't need to syphon your data anymore: your computer will use your storage and power to analyze your information, and Microsoft simply needs the results.
Great review! This was my trigger, just switched to Garuda OS. Never turning back.
You know what the sad part is, I tried to warn some of my friends, tech savy mofos, and some are like "idgaf, I have nothing to hide", others are like "meh, I'll just keep on Win10 forerver", or "I can simply disable it via GPO/Regedit". I'm baffled by those answers
I understand my mom, or my brother or my gf who are not tech savy and don't see the potential security risks, I will switch them eventually to Linux, maybe Zorin that is more Windows-esque.
I myself was tinkering with Linux Mint to have a dual drive installation (one for the OS and one for data storage), I'm a gamer and tried Pop_OS but didn't liked it, dunno the interface in Linux is 50/50 for me, maybe I'm so used to Windows' interface that I'm not accustomed to freedom xD
Yeah it's a hard transition for most. Convenience is a feature that really sells.
By minimum it will jamm your system with the data overtime.
People who care about privacy and quality are already on Linux.
People who care about privacy and quality who need apps that don't run on linux are not!
@@rdsii64 The best apps runs on linux : Mays, Blender, Houdini, Davinci,
@@rdsii64 autocad?
@@rdsii64 It's alright. Why so pissed? Enjoy. ;) Tell developers of the software you need they suck.
@@dddux Not mad, just stating facts. People are quick to recommend switching from one OS to another to solve a problem. For many, especially those who earn a living with these apps, that just isn't an option.
I switch to Linux with Steam Deck, cuz SteamOS doesn't need wine prefixes to run Windows apps/games
Just having steam in general allows you to proton anything on any Linux distro. Though really lutris has made this pretty easy for a while now.
Already switched to Linux 4+ years ago. When I learn 2025 Win 10 support will over,from 2020, was the best decision I made
I feel the freedom I had until Windows 7 .
PC build is going to take a BIG dig drop on customer if they force the way of Ai. If users don't want it, Then they will go for system with no NPU and low profile Mobo and AMD CPU because it better for a Linux build.
Currently there's way to block Copilot and Bitlocker by going into regedit and services to block these from stealing our private data.
Yea, i am collecting me some lowbie computers to see what the frick.
Gaming with Steam deck in the future maybe :7
We so need more gaming oriented Operating Systems.
I switched from Windows 10 to Debian 12 a few weeks ago. I'm not new to linux. I used it some in college over 20 years ago. Mandrake Linux was the first distro I used. So far everything is working fine, and I played Skyrim SE in Debian 12 today without any hiccups.
I wonder what they do with the training data, this will be sent to ms for sure after "locally" (for a while) processing it. You pay the bill they gain the training data....
The Thing about hackers is yes, we'd love direct access, and recall really does provide an avenue for that. SO don't make enemies online people. If someone you pissed off or whatever online, if their not a hacker, but have $, they could hire one and yes is dependent on how motivated they are so yes typically a lot of money motivated.
I recommend Linux Mint, it's extremely friendly, easy to learn OS for Windows users.
Great suggestion
Even without privacy problems - I really hate the amount of useless (for me) or semi-useless stuff windows runs slowing down my machine.
Comparing ancient computer with win 98 and a modern one with win 11. You can literally see and feel how "directly" an old system works. It does only things you ask it to do. It does hardware access etc directly, without a million hidden steps.
While in win 11 you run explorer and open a folder and your system does x10 the amount of work and operations.
Yes, I know that many of it comes from the security. But how does it matter with things like Recall anyway? Just makes your harware slower
Let’s keep throwing stuff until something sticks lol
Sadly, some people in my country, I'm from the Philippines, don't know there are alternative operating systems other than macos and win. They'll still be using windows 10 and mac or buy an expensive pc which only a few can afford to do that, we are still , not nearly, a developing country for 30 years.
Linux is free
I will be switching to Linux some time after Win 10 loses support. I vehemently refuse to use Win 11 or 12. Linux will be the future for PC gaming.
It's been great for gaming for quite a while. Steam and emulators like PCSX, Xemu, MAME - tons of great games, retro or new. I like retro. Games 10-15yo.
How is this even legal, why does the gov not act against this???
The government wants easy access, so they can spy on you.
It's in service to the government
Do I understand you correctly? Can Microsoft force this Recall facility on to older machines; ones without the NPU processor?
yes the current hype is to push the copilot new pcs. it will come out on other machines too, but will be a bit slower
I am using LMDE and do love it, but I also use Arduino to programme chips as a hobby, but when on Windows I was able to see the USB port I was connected to.
I find this imposable to do on Linux, and I have tried, sudo apt install hard info, but this does not show active ports just information, so at the moment I go back to W10 just to program, then switch back to LMDE, ANY SUGGESTION WOULD BE GOOD.
What if you run Win10 in a VM?
Console commands: lsusb and usb-devices In Linux you don't need any "helper" programs. Everything is readily available with a console. I also tried hard-info once long time ago. In Linux when you need to list something "ls" is your friend. lspci is very useful. You can also throw a look in /dev When you can't remember the command just search for it on the internet or ask ChatGPT.
just type lsusb with console or terminal
Windows has probably had "Recall"-like capability since the beginning of Windows 10. Windows is proprietary for a reason. We are paying for all these "free updates and upgrades" with our privacy and personal information.
Lol
RecAll or Record All will not touch my computers.
Time to run all my Windows Software in VMs now.
Or Wine/Proton if it will run.
Let’s gooo
The reason they say only copilot PCs it about the NPUs performance per Watt on laptops. Is it safe? No, does it matter? Also, no, It's enabled by default. Everything is about training LLMs now, they need data.
Feed me data
Screw this, i'm going back to OS/2 Warp
Just asking about something else. A classic rumor is to use Linux to give new life to old computers. But quite a few tech youtubers have tested and pointed out that this is false and doesn't give better performance. I wonder how.
Since Windows takes over 64 GB, I don't even know if that includes all the bloatware. And the amount of background applications running at the same time, looking at the task manager.
Then with a distro being as small as 4GB and not having nearly as many applications to run everything.
Then shouldn't a Linux distro technically run better? Since it should leave more processing and memory for your active applications?
Or is that extra processing and RAM just compensating for the lack of native support of hardware and software to Linux. Making it even with Windows in many cases.
Really? My 4gb ram Toshiba laptop was more than happy when I install linux on it. It was quiet and run faster. Don't know what those guys are talking about
It really depends on the Linux distro you are using. Some are designed for older computers.
Linus is a windows fanboy. Simple as that.
im very likely going to switch to endavor os or an arch based system after windows 10 loses its support , right now im using endavor os on my laptop but my streaming and gaming pcs will likely be next tbh
that or endavor os on one of them and steam holo os on the other idk
Just remember not to judge every distro by the one you use, please. They can be vastly different. In 2013 I tried Ubuntu, Mint DE, and Debian. I settled for Debian because help was easy to find, and it was really stable and easy to use. Not saying there weren't any problems. Every OS or distro has some problems. It's just that Debian had/has less problems for my usage case.
@@dddux ive tried ubuntu , rasberry pi os , mini , and i just like arch based distros better in my opinion so far
mint* , in my experience ubuntu based Os would break on me and i just like arch linux better for my usage cases as its more stable for my stuff
@@KyloNeko Whatever works! More power to you! Arch is great. A bit more on the "gotta know what you're doing side" ;) Cheers!
If some entity would offer 24/7 paid support for certain Linux Distros, there would be literally millions of people moving to the platform.
If MS is smart they would offer a version TOTALLY FREE OF AI and RECALL.
I don't plan on using either one, ergo If they don't offer a version for the private sector devoid of this crap, I will be probably moving to a new platform.
My chatgpt knows Linux inside out. Linux is really easy to use these days. Also, in most of the cases if I use ddg search I get the answer within first 3 links. So many people use Linux these days and post helpful things on forums that whatever you have a problem with is easy to resolve. When I started it wasn't that easy. I mostly used Arch Wiki and Debian Wiki.
I think ZorinOS offers that.
Redhat but we don't use Redhat
Ok you gotta teach me how you keep writing on your screen like that
Paint bmp ?
Remember the app go back which did exactly this even lets users delete snapshots after 5 days etc. ms brought parts of this company reason for file history etc. other app do snapshots as well as a backup but costs money so ms just implemented in 11. Nobody complains on these apps and what bout time capsule which does something in a way but across devices etc. same as sync tabs passwords etc in browsers etc. think backup as a timeline but with ocr etc.
I switched to linux as soon as recall was announced - it wasn't intentional but I have not looked back since.
Of course that option will be disabled or removed in modified Windows like AtlasOS, ReviOS etc. but casual user is too stupid to install different Windows version that have already installed.
I'm switching to Linux Mint.
I will never buy hardware or install software that tries to push this on me.
Recall is the ultimate spyware. It should be forbidden by law.
The law loves it
I will NOT have any part of it. EFF Microsoft...
I have no use for the Recall feature so I would most likely turn it off. I mostly use my laptop for photo editing with Adobe Lightroom, and the performance with the new Snapdragon CPU is amazing, compared to what I have now. I may even look into AMD as well.
Every udpdates in the future will reset the default values is the trick and you will not notice to click it off every time.
Showed up on my android phone, android system intelligence
its recall for the cia and nsa
but who went to activate this spyware ? image using a workaround like a emulator just to run recall lol
My Windows 11 laptop is Linux Mint now.
For me, to daily drive Linux, it still needs more polish.
I hope it gets there before Ms desides to push it to non arms machines.
What is it missing in your opinion
I already made the switch to Linux couldn't be happier
So glad I jumped ship.
A very important info is missing. Recall only comes and works on Snapdragon CPUs. So 99% of Desktop PCs are safe for now.
Still time to switch to Linux.
I’m sure you’re aware that upcoming amd laptops and intel lunar lake laptops set to arrive later this year will have this feature.
Even if this info (the fact that desktop are safe for now)
is missing, looking at the bigger picture it’s a moot point.
Better do some more research. It can be install on any ARM64 computer, it will be just slower.
@@cyberjohn44 better do some reseach. We dont talk about if you can install it by forcing it yourself. We talked about auto update and thats not gonna happen for a while on non Snapdragon CPUs
People, you MUST switch to LINUX. It is a lot better
Command line evangelists never seem to surprise me. And what gains are there besides a real posibility of my peripherals not or running like crap on any linux distro, not to mention im on rtx 3060ti. Probably a lot of "fun" spending time in terminal to try and get my logitech g29 to run
It's an OS owned by no one. That in itself should be enough to make people switch, but people still don't get it. Let's use a car analogy? 😆 Would you like to have a car that you can't customise to your liking, that spies on you, can even lock you out if it feels like it? And you have to pay for it, too. Or would you rather have a car that you can completely customise to your liking, doesn't spy on you, and costs nothing?
Even chrome os and Mac are better.
@@roklaca3138Linus, is that you?
@@ddduxI remember an analogy in a piece from 1999, that used tanks in this metaphor. It described OS marketshare as an intersection on which are two car dealerships... and an empty lot, with a bunch of sheds and tents erected, and people building tanks.
The author, as an observer in this situation, describes a typical day at this place. People who need a car come here to buy one. One of the dealerships sells family sedans. Not flashy but they get the job done, they look okay, and if you need a vehicle for your whole family, these are a great choice. The other dealership sells flashy sports cars. They're overpriced and unrepairable, but they look flashy and polished and manage to hit far less road obstruction than the sedans, and people see them as a status symbol and the choice of anyone who actually needs their car to do heavy driving. Most people who come here never even notice the tanks. Of these, most of them buy a sedan. A few go into the sports car dealership and buy a fancy sports car. None ever notice the lot across the street where volunteers are building tanks and giving them away for free. Every now and then, someone who clearly knows what they're doing shows up, goes straight to the tank lot, and takes a tank.
Sometimes, the tank builders try to convince someone here to buy a sedan, to take a free tank instead. It goes a little like this.
"You know, you don't have to buy that sedan. These tanks run way better, they're free, the blueprints are available as well, you can customize them however you want, and if they break, you can get the tools to fix them."
"I don't know how to maintain a tank!"
"You don't know how to maintain that sedan either, and they're harder to fix because the tools and blueprints are proprietary and not available to anyone but the dealership."
"Yes, but if it breaks I can bring it here and pay the dealership to fix it."
"If the tank breaks, if it was our fault we'll fix it, and if it was your fault we'll supply tools and documentation to fix it yourself, all free of charge and not proprietary."
"You guys are weird. No one wants to use a tank on everyday roads for daily driving. I'm just going to buy the sedan, I learned to drive in one/OK, if the sedans suck so much, I'll buy one of the fancy sports cars."
Right, switch to Linux, or maybe just turn this feature off in settings? Which is simpler?
Switching to Linux is best. Microsoft telemetry in the past has been known to change. So even if they offer an option to switch off, in later updates you may not have that option to do so.
@@eds464 They will not make this option mandatory. Why would they - their primary revenue source from Windows comes from corporate users which require the ability to turn such options off. It is just another "MS is spying on you, switch to Linux right now!" cry from the FOSS crowd that nobody will listen to.
I do not trust microsoft at all. After having used windows(and continuing to use windows 10) once you switch on/off a feature, that feature will be switched off/on if ms feels like it.
Fighting Windows to turn things off, which they may eventually turn off the ability to do, or make the toggles not actually switch anything that matters off, will be an every update nightmare and potential registry hell.
Ditching Windows is a one time thing.
So...
@@katanah3195 Switching off one setting is not fighting by any definition of the word. Also Linux isn't really known for being user friendly - i.e. famous "unistall entire desktop while installing Steam" comes to mind.
More snapshots to train their AI
tbh I am so fkin happy Ive been using Arch linux BTW as a daily driver over a year now and am just laughing about what the fuck is microsoft doing xd
Group laughing is even more fun so... 😂😂😂
you forgot to put ™
ever since I just dove straight into Linux 2 years ago windows has only become worse while Linux has only become better anyways I use ARCH BTW 😂
Gotta love the Linux fear mongering. lolz
There is nothing this does _(for users)_ that users can't do with apps like Evernote or Obsidian.
Hi
Hey there
Sticking to my Macs ; no Windows for me
Let's hope Apple doesn't pull this crap. They just revoked their csam software on IOS because of all the backlash.
A better choice to be sure but still a corporate entity. I'd get out while you can.
I would like to switch to Linux but Linux is compability hell. On my hardware even Debian seemed unstable!
What? And spending hours finding and installing Windows drivers is fun? In my case, I install Debian 12 - 10 minutes. Spend another 20 fine tuning. Ready to use. I've been using Windows for 20 years and so glad I got rid of it. Admittedly, I am an IT pro... so everything IT comes more natural to me, but really Windows is too much PITA these days. So much time needed to make it work properly (disabling tons of stuff takes hours).
@@ddduxyup, when I reinstall windows it takes half a day to get everything back in order. With Linux it takes about two hours. Mostly because I don't have to uninstall a bunch of crap.
The moment when officially unsupported becomes unofficially supported 😂
So fill up my C drive with Steam games?
Genius!
microsoft actions broke the moral bareer of legality.
These AI gimmicks make me uncomfortable
i like recall : (
Not for me stupid idea.
Just disable it.
But it cannot be disabled.
lol
simple, switch to linux. done.
People use windows in 2024 ? Wow 😮
For gaming.
The unthinking majority
Misleading. This is an OPTIONAL feature and can be fully disabled. Why would I use a server OS on my desktop? 😂
And it be reset ON with every updates.
You wouldn't use a server OS on your desktop, you would use a Linux desktop OS. Just like how there is a Windows Server edition but you're not running it.
Absolute garbage 100% will be recalled
You can either stay on Windows 10 or switch to Linux I am choosing to stay on Windows 10 for now for functionality somethings still don't work on Linux like Vudu Microsoft announced if you plan on staying on Windows 10 to ignore the end of life pop up and keep using it. It's the same with Windows 7 end of life all over again I personally prefer Windows 10 not to mention no recall exists on it I will continue to play Steam on Windows 10 until I have no choice but to switch to Linux I already threatened Microsoft I will switch to Linux over this non sense someone laughed at me on Facebook and said just don't use it that's kind of impossible because in a new article Microsoft wants to enable it by default in an upcoming update apparently they don't read the news.
Microsoft is a corporation that listens to no one but their shareholders. *fact* They don't care one iota about how you feel. They've been scr*wing their customers since XP and earlier. They know people are addicted to some apps that are Windows only. They know people aren't aware they could have everything they need in Linux. MS and their willing or unwilling shills spread misinformation about how Linux is hard to use and buggy. They need your money. And always more money. They will never stop needing more money and doing anything necessary to get it. And people will bend over. But albeit, MS market share used to linger around 85 percent, now it's 65. The result of releasing Windows 11. Most users went Mac way, though. Shame.
welcome to the 3 new linux users
most people wont care
lol what is Linux ?
This is a cycle that's been on repeat for decades now; Microsoft fucks up majorly and the Linux community swings by to take advantage of this and try to convince people into joining their ranks. No, the vast majority of users still don't give a shit about privacy, as sad as it is, and Linux is still not production ready for home users and professionals outside the realm of headless, remote servers. Stop fearmongering and trying to intimidate people into switching Linux. IT WILL NOT HAPPEN. It never did and the likelihood of it happening in the near future is also slim. When you use fear and intimidation to scare people away from Windows, they're going to loathe the Linux user base and the community around it, once -not if- their experience turns sour and they inevitably become frustrated with their computer and return to Windows, vowing never to switch to Linux again.
But what do I know. Go ahead, milk it until it reaches a boiling point that either MS realizes how stupid and haphazardly put-together this whole fuckery is and calls for a 'total recall' or we'll end up witnessing heretofore unseen leaks, corporate espionage, massive scam operations, scandals and much much more. I hope, for the sake of majority of end-users, that I am wrong and people will actually start looking for alternatives to Windows, or even better, donate to & invest in free desktop and Linux, not because they are forced to evacuate Windows at the behest of Microsoft and the company's mountain of retarded decisions, but because they care about the development and philosophy of free and open source software as a whole. Let's see what we see and where this goes, shall we?
Don't hold it against me, but the drama regarding the recall is getting more than just annoying. Why do use Win 11 if your demonize it so much, but at the same time trust your Android without admin rights and more spyware as Windows? 2. recall does not send a single data packet outside and therefore works offline. In addition, the function is not compulsory and can be deactivated. For the very paranoid among us, there is Windows Anti Spyware from O&O, which puts an end to the spyware once and for all. There are a thousand ways to make Windows 11 a Windows 10 again without all the telemetry and other stuff, you should just know what you're doing and not blindly trust every device you buy with Windows pre-installed.
Cant wait for Windows fanboys to defend it
Word!! Same with Android users lol
@@callmeNeno
and Apple fan boys.