surphninja
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king smp :
Well first if any three letter agency like the NSA or FBI is asking M$ about YOU then you are already so deep in poop you are done.
Second I really doubt that M$ is going to get involved in anything more than selling anonymous usage statistics which i really do not think is a big deal.
Every web page we go to has cookies. Heck Toms Admins can read all of your PMs if they feel like it and if you ever have used Google or an Android device then it has already been done to you.
and if you really have some sensitive stuff you need to keep hidden then use a Ubuntu VM inside of Windows 10 with I guess or dual boot Ubuntu.
Heck Ubuntu nowadays is almost as simple as Windows to use
Second I really doubt that M$ is going to get involved in anything more than selling anonymous usage statistics which i really do not think is a big deal.
Every web page we go to has cookies. Heck Toms Admins can read all of your PMs if they feel like it and if you ever have used Google or an Android device then it has already been done to you.
and if you really have some sensitive stuff you need to keep hidden then use a Ubuntu VM inside of Windows 10 with I guess or dual boot Ubuntu.
Heck Ubuntu nowadays is almost as simple as Windows to use
Well, the FBI and the NSA should have to get a warrant and have probable cause to get a look at our private data, but the problem with transmitting it to third party servers is that it lessens their burden and pretty much gives them free access to it, causing our constitutional rights to become null and void.
The bigger issue is that these government organizations no longer target individuals nor require that you be suspected of a crime to have your data monitored, and either willingly or because they're coerced, these companies are allowing the government to directly tap into their servers and have ready access. If you're not suspected of committing a crime, then that level of monitoring is unethical.
People keep saying that we can trust Microsoft not to go through our private data, but they've fessed up to reading through the emails of targeted users on more than one occasion, and that's just the situations where they've been caught. We can't trust them not to do something they've already admitted to doing.