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By MS Bob 11 · Posted
The weak US Governments and DoJ have never been good enough at regulating greedy giants like Apple and Microsoft. These companies want your money yet they will take away your useful features and choices too to sell you the "next upgrade" and no Govt acts against that. -
By NeoV2 · Posted
So much fear of EEA? -
By Karlston · Posted
"Asus points out the security aspect, that you will lose support and thus there will be no security updates leaving your system exposed" Both Microsoft (for 3 years) and 0patch (for 5 years) offer ongoing security patches for a fee. https://learn.microsoft.com/en...w/extended-security-updates https://blog.0patch.com/2024/0...windows-10-with-0patch.html -
By Werct · Posted
I won't switch to W11 at home until I absolutely have to. This deadline depends on how long third-party software will be supported on W10 (such as browsers and image viewers and so on). I estimate that migration will be necessary around 2028, when the ESU program expires, but we'll see. -
By Fiza Ali · Posted
"not so intelligent after all" may be the best summary of this whole mess. And yeah, those opt-outs are practically hidden like Easter eggs, if you're lucky enough to even find them.
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