>Yes goy, you want to play the newest DX12 games, don't you?

>>57934600
f*cking epic XD

>>57934600
Vulkan will satisfy non windows gaming

>>57934600
No (:

>>57934600
Yes ):

>>57934600
nope

>>57934600
I have nothing to hide.

Everyone knows that windows 10 still spies on you even when you turn off everything. Even the /v/ babies that claim otherwise are just baiting.

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>>57934600
What is the point of this being a gif?

>>57934600
>tfw all these autists didn't enable even name resolution in wireshark

>>57934717
Because webm software are all botnet

>>57934691
>Checks in to windows update
>spying

You try too hard to fit in here

>Not running it in a VM with pci-e passthrough if you absolutely need muh gaems
>Making /v/ threads disguised as /g/ threads

>>57934717
So that Edge users can see it.

>>57934753
shut up Ivan

>>57934738
It's spying, it even says that it collects passwords, credit card information, the contact information of your friends, your interests, the webpages you visit and so on and so forth even when you use Tor. It says that they do it in Microsofts terms and conditions that you have to agree to when you install windows 10 or start it up for the first time. It is stated clearly that they mean that when they say "telemetry". It even says that you can't turn it off no matter what version of windows 10 you have. It's not a secret they plainly state it.

I bought a gaymen pc like 3 years ago and I played just GTA V. Games ain't for me no more.

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>>57934738
It's not just checking windows update...

Look at this faggot not reading the terms and conditions for windows 10 (picture related) or the privacy statement https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/privacystatement/default.aspx

There's nothing wrong with that retard. Yes, they need the body of your email if you use Outlook (Microsoft services) because mail is still not telepathically transmited. Now go back to installing Linux and being a paranoid NEET.

>>57934908
meant for this retard >>57934837

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>>57934908

> t. Matthew Patel

>>57934801
>stores password and credit card information

Good job, you just proved you have no idea what you are talking about.

That's like saying amazon spies on you because it can save your credit card info.

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>>57934600
kek

>>57934837
but that stuff is only if you use the dumb built in windows apps

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>>57934946
you are welcome

>>57934930
>Good job, you just proved you have no idea what you are talking about.

Microsoft says it themselves.

>>57934955
No it is if you use windows 10 at all. It will see what webpages you visit even if you use chrome or Firefox or your own browser. It will look through all your files and send your photos, files and so on even if you use a different file manager than the microsoft one.

If you open a picture file in windows then it sends information to microsoft no matter what you open the file with and information is also sent when you close the file.

>>57935006
No, it is if you use their services. Read for yourself holy shit you are a tool

>>57934946
how?

>>57935013
It includes any non-microsoft service. You can check it yourself when you open a file in a non-microsoft program. You are ALWAYS using microsoft services if you are using their OS.

>>57935046
No, the picture you posted is literally just talking about using the stupid windows apps.

>>57935042
just disabled it in group policy

I did the same on mine with spying turned off. I think 4 things came up only.

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>>57935089

>>57935079
No it is not, it is from the terms and conditions of Windows 10. Not from the Apps. Windows 10 is defined in the terms and conditions as a "Microsoft Service".

>Macroshart Vindaloos

You deserve it.

>>57935114
No, the picture you posted is talking about the windows apps like mail and calendar and that other bullshit. Read it or prove me wrong.

>>57935006
>The data we collect depends on the products and features you use

>>57935106
no one asked you, Ivan.

>>57935114
>>57935136
He's right. Go ahead and prove it.

I use Linux but I've not once seen try and someone prove this spying shit without sounding like a retard.

>>57935006
>this level of paranoia without actual proof
Yes, Microsoft is actively looking into all your files and bookmarks.

How many users have Windows 10 installed worldwide? How many GB of information they have locally and generate online? Can someone do the math and tell us how many TB of storage has Microsoft to buy and maintain just to know which anime and porn these gullible retarded kids watch? And they go through all this trouble (costs a lot of money, has the risk of getting caught, etc) for which purpose exactly? Enlighten me.

>>57935136
How many times do you wincucks need to be proven wrong until you realize that windows is practically the NSA of everything electronic. Windows 10 is a windows service, therefore every thing running under windows 10 is a windows service. It's worded for low intelligence plebs like you to make you think that if you don't use the "windows apps", Microsoft will not collect any data.

>>57934600
>dns requests and network broadcasts
VERY scarey stuff only use Win10 if you're a trained professional!

>>57934600

already debunked:

http://www.zdnet.com/article/when-it-comes-to-windows-10-privacy-dont-trust-amateur-analysts/

Also I get a shit ton of connections on Linux while going through the settings.

>>57935136
No, it does not say that

>>57935142
Yes, if you open a picture then they send picture information. If you open a text file then they send the file content.

>>57935190
>And they go through all this trouble (costs a lot of money, has the risk of getting caught, etc) for which purpose exactly? Enlighten me.

Because people pay money to figure out who pirate their stuff.

>>57935193
>Trying this hard to fit in on /g/

>>57935190
If we spy on 60% of the population (and yes. I pulled that number out my ass wincucks), it doesn't count, right guys?

>>57935212
>Also I get a shit ton of connections on Linux while going through the settings.

No you don't... Who has the time to set up a bunch of connections to go off when looking in the settings?

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>>57935212
>Ed Bott

>>57935193
See
>>57935202
You actually haven't proven anything.

>>57935223
Well, now he's given up on proof. And it's an anonymous board, what's the point of fitting it?

>>57935213
They actually don't. I'm not running an Insider build.

As the other anon said, >dns requests and network broadcasts

>>57935234
>You actually haven't proven anything.
When did I give the impression that I was trying to? Nobodies given any actual proof about WIn10s spying yet, the burden of guilt is on someone else.

>>57935234
> acts like the top half of this thread doesn't exist.

>>57935273
Formatted my post poorly, i was agreeing with you.

>>57935212
Don't bother, kids that don't even know what a TCP packet is believe every conspiracy theory thrown at them. It's what happens when you lack both common sense and a minimum of actual computer knowledge. Just look at this thread and the arguments the retards use.

>it says Microsoft service but because they advertise Windows-as-a-service it means it applies to the OS
I laughed out loud at that one.

>>57935193
>Windows 10 is a windows service, therefore every thing running under windows 10 is a windows service. It's worded for low intelligence plebs like you to make you think that if you don't use the "windows apps", Microsoft will not collect any data.

But one of the first things in the Windows 10 terms and conditions is the sentence "Windows 10 is a Microsoft Service". So any other reference to "Microsoft Service" later in the terms and condition primarily has that meaning according to contract law unless explicitly stated otherwise.

>>57935277
That isn't proof. Inspect the data yourself, it's nothing but dns queries.

>>57935213
>If you open a text file then they send the file content.
AHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA

Do you really believe what you're typing? Is this a troll?

>>57935322
He's a retard that probably saw that Insider build webm and made an assumption off that.

>>57935322
>We collect content of your files and communications when necessary to provide you with the services you use. This includes: the content of your documents, photos, music or video you upload to a Microsoft service such as OneDrive. It also includes the content of your communications sent or received using Microsoft services

And as we know "Windows 10 is a Microsoft Service"

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Good, get fucked pedo shits.

No goldstein, I see no point in doing so.
I'll stick with my Premium Free (TM) Software, and you can let the children enjoy their Video Game Content (R)

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>>57935290
Oh yeah kek, my bad anon

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>>57935483

Except some benign ARP traffic, my arch/gnome 3 install is dead silent while doing anything other than web browsing. Virtualbox has an update check though... that's the only thing i've found

>running Wireshark
>a program that can literally let attackers run remote code on your system simply by sending traffic that you can see
lolling over here.

>>57934622
Are there any not-id AAA studios that have experience with OpenGL-derived shit in-house? Once DX9 matured, OGL stopped appearing as a secondary renderer, and this was like fucking 2006

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>>57934600
Why not just install something like Netlimiter and deny M$ all access to the internet except for the rare occasions you want to let an update through?

>>57936345
>being connected to the internet at all

This is how ridiculous you are.

>using w10
>2017
loooool

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bzj9ujUrQM

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>>57936345
>attackers run remote code on your system simply by sending traffic that you can see

>>57935959
Can someone explain what happened in that chat on the lower left? Did the microsoft rep try to inject some code into chat but failed miserably?

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>>57934600
There are games that use DX12? I heard of that one Singular game, but thats it.

And i may want to play them, you say? I dont know if i can find the time what with all the DX9-powered Chivalry: medieval warfare i play.

>>57936457
https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-4861/cvssscoremin-9/cvssscoremax-/Wireshark.html
Grow a fucking brain. The dissector is fucking cancer the way they wrote it.
>view malformed MPEG stream
>get exploited

>>57934930
amazon is a store that have valid reasons and legal reasons to store partial CC numbers

why should your operating system harvest data and send it to unknown sources?

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>all these wintards desperately trying to patch their blackboxes for """"security and privacy"""""
This has never ceased to be funny

>>57936540

Because said operating system have build-in store?

>>57934600
SHUT IT DOWN

>>57936481
Probably just a malfunctioning bot

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>gif
>not webm
Also nice try skipping over it as fast as you can.
You have telemetry still on you dipshit, of course its going to send stuff out.

>>57936392
cryengine
source II

WINE fucking sucks

>>57937542
>source II
all those fucking games like, dota 2 and uhh, dota 2.
>cryengine
I haven't heard of any cryengine game using Vulshit

>>57934600
Why doesn't he filter local traffic

>>57934600
>is windows 8.1 THE last non-botnet Microsoft os?
>>57934622
and your mother, the visitors of local brothel

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>>57937769

>>57937532
>You are using Windows.
Fix'd.

>2015
microsoft has disabled most of that stuff retard

>notice a folder called "Feedback" in my pictures folder
>It contains a screenshot of my desktop

so i heard solus has some really nice game support

>>57936392
New doom has a vulkan version. Valve is heavily involved in vulkan too.

>>57935564
But Santa is a pedophile

>>57934600
>using windows without unplugging your internet connection first
stupid idiot, you deserve everything you get

I'd rather stay on Windows 7 and use Vulkan than disgrace myself installing Windows 10 just to get DX12.

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>>57935302
>TCP
>packet

really?

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>>57935233
>not having Excel in R1C1

>>57938037
You get points for mentioning Valve, but you literally lead with the worst possible thing.

>>57936392 said "any not-id" and you go

"Hey, Doom has Vulkan support!"

That's literally the poster child of id software.

>>57936422
this is what I do.

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>>57938144
>unplug
>can't play online games

>>57937517
Implying they don't have real people on support but instead use bots which mine your data for problems you;re having?

>>57938634
cheaper and bots speak better english than some random pajeet

>Implying there's no botnet on Linux

hue

>>57938718
Wow. This is news to me.

>>57938412
>playing online games

>>57935233
LMFAO

>>57934600
>denuvo
i guess if you went through the process of using windows 10 then you might as well go full circle

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>>57934600
*claps*

Windows 10 FTW ! ! !

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>>57934717
So the image quality isn't garbage.

Look at that disgusting chroma subsampling and god awful macro blocks.

Microsoft will eventually add a way to completely disable all of the data collection.
Their largest customer, the US Government, won't approve of the OS sending potentially classified material to Microsoft.

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>>57937532

>>57940673
they already said they are doing that, and its not because of the government

>>57940713
Not just because of the government, but I guarantee it was a sticking point.
And if not the government specifically, then enterprise customers more broadly.

>>57934600
Now do this on Windows 8 and Windows 7... and see the exact same result.

>>57940821
Show em

>>57934600
No, actually I don't, you retarded faggot. DX9 master race.

>>57934612
Found the guy who loves getting pegged by Microsoft

>Windows 10 Enterprise Long Term Servicing Branch (LTSB) is similar to Windows 10 Enterprise
>but does not include Cortana, Windows Store, the Edge browser, Photo Viewer and the UWP version of Calculator (replaced by classic version)

Suddenly I am very interested in Windows 10 LTSB.

>>57935013
>no guys they'll only collect data when using their apps, not their OS as a whole

this is fucking awful

>>57938174
Are you trying to say that the P in TCP is packet?

>>57941161
I think he's trying to say that TCP doesn't use packets. Either way he's obviously a retard.