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On 08/10/2015 01:36, Dino wrote:
http://xxxxxxxxxxx.com/information-technology If you are really concerned about Windows or your privacy then instead of simply trawling the web and posting useless, outdated spam links here, why don't you join Microsoft Insider Team so that you can shape the Windows experience for millions of people around the world. Start at this link: https://insider.windows.com/ Good luck to you. |
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"Good Guy" wrote in message ... On 08/10/2015 01:36, Dino wrote: http://xxxxxxxxxxx.com/information-technology If you are really concerned about Windows or your privacy then instead of simply trawling the web and posting useless, outdated spam links here, why don't you join Microsoft Insider Team so that you can shape the Windows experience for millions of people around the world. Start at this link: https://insider.windows.com/ Good luck to you. ------------------------ Nonsense. He has a better chance of changing things by doing what he's doing. |
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Dino wrote:
http://arstechnica.com/information-t...o-windows-7-8/ I opted out of CEIP during the install of Windows 7. I don't know if it is a companion telemetry (spware) program but the Help Experience Improvement Program has been disabled, too, for a long time. It's title of "Update for customer experience and diagnostic telemetry" pretty much exposed that it was a spyware and bogus update (to Microsoft, "telemetry" means one-way communication to Microsoft). So its description told me that I didn't need it and wouldn't want it. Since I have CEIP disabled, I don't need an update for a "feature" that won't be allowed. Microsoft keeps trying to push Skype and other updates for software that is NOT even installed. I noticed that I had this update installed. Argh! Must've missed it. I normally review each update before allowing its download and install. This one got uninstalled (requires a reboot). |
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On 10/08/2015 04:56 AM, VanguardLH wrote:
Dino wrote: http://arstechnica.com/information-t...o-windows-7-8/ I opted out of CEIP during the install of Windows 7. I don't know if it is a companion telemetry (spware) program but the Help Experience Improvement Program has been disabled, too, for a long time. It's title of "Update for customer experience and diagnostic telemetry" pretty much exposed that it was a spyware and bogus update (to Microsoft, "telemetry" means one-way communication to Microsoft). So its description told me that I didn't need it and wouldn't want it. Since I have CEIP disabled, I don't need an update for a "feature" that won't be allowed. Microsoft keeps trying to push Skype and other updates for software that is NOT even installed. I noticed that I had this update installed. Argh! Must've missed it. I normally review each update before allowing its download and install. This one got uninstalled (requires a reboot). I have been an insider from the 1st preview until I got worried about keystrokes being sent back to Microsoft.Now windows 10 doesn't exist on My 3 machines. Yesterday I was re installing Win 7 on one machine and realized that after I updated with most updates that I had missed the ones for Oct.15,2015.So I uninstalled 2 of them.My update list went blank and I could no longer remove updates. So I disabled windows update and low and behold I could not manually update Windows defender. Microsoft is worse than Apple,google,android or any of them about getting your data and private data. Most of the data I could care less about,but keystrokes where they can get account numbers etc when I bank concern me. What they are trying to do is make my computer a cell phone where users that have no idea what day it is can give them their data. So I really don't care if anyone uses windows or not because I know that is all they know how to use and it is their business,but i would be stupid to continue to use known spyware. |
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On 10/08/2015 07:35 AM, Dino wrote:
On 10/08/2015 04:56 AM, VanguardLH wrote: Dino wrote: http://arstechnica.com/information-t...o-windows-7-8/ I opted out of CEIP during the install of Windows 7. I don't know if it is a companion telemetry (spware) program but the Help Experience Improvement Program has been disabled, too, for a long time. It's title of "Update for customer experience and diagnostic telemetry" pretty much exposed that it was a spyware and bogus update (to Microsoft, "telemetry" means one-way communication to Microsoft). So its description told me that I didn't need it and wouldn't want it. Since I have CEIP disabled, I don't need an update for a "feature" that won't be allowed. Microsoft keeps trying to push Skype and other updates for software that is NOT even installed. I noticed that I had this update installed. Argh! Must've missed it. I normally review each update before allowing its download and install. This one got uninstalled (requires a reboot). I have been an insider from the 1st preview until I got worried about keystrokes being sent back to Microsoft.Now windows 10 doesn't exist on My 3 machines. Yesterday I was re installing Win 7 on one machine and realized that after I updated with most updates that I had missed the ones for Oct.15,2015.So I uninstalled 2 of them.My update list went blank and I could no longer remove updates. So I disabled windows update and low and behold I could not manually update Windows defender. Microsoft is worse than Apple,google,android or any of them about getting your data and private data. Most of the data I could care less about,but keystrokes where they can get account numbers etc when I bank concern me. What they are trying to do is make my computer a cell phone where users that have no idea what day it is can give them their data. So I really don't care if anyone uses windows or not because I know that is all they know how to use and it is their business,but i would be stupid to continue to use known spyware. Should have been Oct 5 |
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Dino wrote:
I disabled windows update and low and behold I could not manually update Windows defender. WU is a service. Not just automatic updates uses it. Defender will also call the WU service to get its updates. So even if you configure AU to "never notify", Defender can still use the WU service to get its updates. Apparently that is how the "Get Win10 update" update works, too. When the WU service gets called and if there is an update to download (for Windows or Defender updates or anything else that uses the WU service), the file is downloaded in the background using the BITS (Background Intelligent Transfer Service). So I really don't care if anyone uses windows or not because I know that is all they know how to use and it is their business,but i would be stupid to continue to use known spyware. I will holding off on getting Windows 10 until near the end of its free license (and then I'll just make an install disc, not actually install it) or after getting my next new computer (on which Windows 7 will get installed and I'll use my old computer to do the Win10 upgrade). However, the more I hear about Windows 10, the more Microsoft is pushing me to a Linux platform. I had to do a bunch of crap setup in Windows 7 to secure it against Microsoft. Windows 10 is even worse along with Microsoft's change in EULA and service policies. Microsoft has apparently turned suicidal. |
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On 08/10/2015 06:35, SPD wrote:
Nonsense. He has a better chance of changing things by doing what he's doing. How? By posting rubbish for users who are mainly trolls here? Please explain. You don't see Microsoft Staff here at all. All you see here are people like Canadian Wolf (small boys abuser), John Doe s (troll who also wants to troll on YouTube but kicked out from there), drug junkies and octogenarians who are here to pass time. Now these people are not going to change this world because nobody takes them seriously. |
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On 10/8/2015 12:23 PM, Good Guy wrote:
On 08/10/2015 06:35, SPD wrote: Nonsense. He has a better chance of changing things by doing what he's doing. How? By posting rubbish for users who are mainly trolls here? Please explain. You don't see Microsoft Staff here at all. All you see here are people like Canadian Wolf (small boys abuser), John Doe s (troll who also wants to troll on YouTube but kicked out from there), drug junkies and octogenarians who are here to pass time. Now these people are not going to change this world because nobody takes them seriously. You forgot ASSHOLES like yourself, Who everybody has long since thrown in the ****bin. 81 years old and still laughing. hahaha |
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On 08/10/2015 18:35, Rene Lamontagne wrote:
You forgot ASSHOLES like yourself, Who everybody has long since thrown in the ****bin. EXCEPT YOU !!! You seem to be reading all my posts and responding to them. I am keeping a count of how many times you have read my posts and you are on the top of the list it seems. 81 years old and still laughing. hahaha Laughing for what? Are you looking forward to your departure from this planet within the next few months or what are you laughing about? Old people do sit quietly alone in a dark cold room and laugh alone so is this what you are announcing here? Please explain. |
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Rene Lamontagne explained :
On 10/8/2015 12:23 PM, Good Guy wrote: On 08/10/2015 06:35, SPD wrote: Nonsense. He has a better chance of changing things by doing what he's doing. How? By posting rubbish for users who are mainly trolls here? Please explain. You don't see Microsoft Staff here at all. All you see here are people like Canadian Wolf (small boys abuser), John Doe s (troll who also wants to troll on YouTube but kicked out from there), drug junkies and octogenarians who are here to pass time. Now these people are not going to change this world because nobody takes them seriously. You forgot ASSHOLES like yourself, Who everybody has long since thrown in the ****bin. 81 years old and still laughing. hahaha It will never leave if you keep putting out food! |
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On 10/8/2015 1:07 PM, none wrote:
Rene Lamontagne explained : On 10/8/2015 12:23 PM, Good Guy wrote: On 08/10/2015 06:35, SPD wrote: Nonsense. He has a better chance of changing things by doing what he's doing. How? By posting rubbish for users who are mainly trolls here? Please explain. You don't see Microsoft Staff here at all. All you see here are people like Canadian Wolf (small boys abuser), John Doe s (troll who also wants to troll on YouTube but kicked out from there), drug junkies and octogenarians who are here to pass time. Now these people are not going to change this world because nobody takes them seriously. You forgot ASSHOLES like yourself, Who everybody has long since thrown in the ****bin. 81 years old and still laughing. hahaha It will never leave if you keep putting out food! Yeah, I know I shouldn't feed it but I enjoy goading it, just to see how high it can count seeing it only has 3 brain cells. Regards, Rene |
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On Wed, 07 Oct 2015 20:36:26 -0400, Dino wrote:
http://arstechnica.com/information-t...o-windows-7-8/ If by "interesting read" you mean "old news, already discussed here", then I agree with you. If there's actually something there that hasn't been discussed, can you give us a précis, please? Many of us won't click on unknown links unless we see some benefit to it. Granted, with arstechnica the risk is probably low, but still ... -- Stan Brown, Oak Road Systems, Tompkins County, New York, USA http://BrownMath.com/ http://OakRoadSystems.com/ Shikata ga nai... |
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Stan Brown wrote:
On Wed, 07 Oct 2015 20:36:26 -0400, Dino wrote: http://arstechnica.com/information-t...o-windows-7-8/ If by "interesting read" you mean "old news, already discussed here", then I agree with you. If there's actually something there that hasn't been discussed, can you give us a précis, please? Many of us won't click on unknown links unless we see some benefit to it. Granted, with arstechnica the risk is probably low, but still ... Bugger off windroid |
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