I THOUGHT IT'S A MEME

>>55662625
You can't blame microsoft for wanting more money, can you?

>>55662633
I hope they will not go even for a regular guy like me. If this shit will advance, I will go back to Linux. Man it's scary

they activated over a thousand copies of windows illegally. what did they expect. they're always going to chase down big players.

>>55662653
I'm sure he pirated it because he had money.

>>55662625
in other news individuals are still safe

it's just people that would pirate thousands of copies, they probably charged money for it as well

>>55662625
It's written in the fucking EULA dipshit.
>trusting poo in loo shills on /g/

>>55662625
This guy was activating thousands of keys. You losers should be fine. they're not going to bother with someone activating a few.

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>activated more than 1,000 copies of Windows and Office

Well there's the problem. Piracy for personal use is fine but piracy for profit should be punishable.

>>55662742
Both are wrong. It's just that one is not worth punishing

>>55662653

>belonging to what could be retailers selling computers with stolen product keys.

Doubt they'll go after the average joe cracking his single home pc

>>55662840

but they could if they chose too and thats whats important.

>>55662625
> Not using KMS
Come on now.

>>55662817
I wouldn't call it wrong, more like not quite right, either. Unless youre loaded, then fuck you, pay the man.

People who pay for windows software probably pay trannies to get buttfucked.

1.They profit when you pay for the bloatware
2.They profit when they sell your data
3. If 1 is false, they profit when they sue you