Windows 10 Friendly Reminder

And so thus are Apple shills let loose again

>>59884623
>Windows
Found your problem

>>59884623
source? looks shopped desufam.

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>>59884623
Ikr (:

>>59884623
It's real >>59884155

>having something to hide
have you tried not being a pedo terrorist? it's pretty nice

>>59884671
https://www.aclu.org/blog/you-may-have-nothing-hide-you-still-have-something-fear

>>59884651
>Enterprise only for 0
>only having this option so businesses and schools will use Windows 10 over 7
kek

>>59884676
>(((ACLU)))

Can't you just use Wireshark to see what IPs it's connecting to and block them?

There is absolutely zero incentive to use W10 instead of W7 except forza horizon 3.

>>59884671
>I am so very glad the jews behind this have access to all of my personal data, can assassinate my public image any time they want, etc
the post

>>59885715

>auditing a proprietary OS

Nice try.

I unironically don't care.

>>59885805
Except there's no precedent for this ever happening.

>>59885822
Same

>>59884623
Nobody gives a shit. I'm glad I installed Windows 10.

>>59884919
>(((ACLU)))
What a great argument. You sure proved all of those points wrong.

>>59885835
>This guy has never stolen anything before so I'll just leave my door unlocked

>>59885835
Look at oppressive countries and think again.

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>>59885822
>>59885842
>>59885843
https://youtu.be/pcSlowAhvUk

>>59885849
That's what people did in 50s though.

>>59884651
How do I find that window?

>>59885883
That is some serious ass nostalgia fairy tale perpetuated by pre-boomers. When not it's about people living so isolated it didn't even matter because they never had random people stumbling around their home.

>>59885860
You're right. Fuck my life up. Which Linux distribution?

>>59885909
regedit

>>59885883
Hmm, I wonder why we don't do that anymore? Really makes you think.

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>>59885982
If you're not baiting, I would recommend Antergos KDE or any distro with KDE. The screenshot isn't mine though.

>>59886142
I'm not baiting. I actually read your image and watched the entire 21 mins of your video.

>>59884649
Fucking read the windows 10 license agreement you nigger

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is there a handy way to """activate""" ltsb?
i want to upgrade to ltsb from regular windows 10 but i dont want to get constant reminders that its an unregistered

>>59886213
Kmsauto or something like that. There is bunch of similar tools.

>>59886273
ok thx

>>59884623
pro tip: nobody cares ;)

>>59886165
I'm glad if that's the case. However, at this point no one can be sure, because of the lack of reasonable people, especially on /g/ of all boards.

>>59886142
Why would you recommend KDE specifically?

I've checked the latest windows 10 enterprise in wireshark and it stays silent. What are you guys complaining about?

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Nothing to hide nothing to fear XD

>>59884671
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/aug/01/new-york-police-terrorism-pressure-cooker

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>>59884623
How do I play all of my video games on GNU/Linux?

>>59886583
They're complaining just to complain. If they really cared about the "tracking" they wouldn't use the Internet,banks, phones or any consumer technology

>>59886979
Using a PS4.

>>59884651
still not tired of posting that one screenshot, huh? I'm surprised you haven't killed yourself yet

>>59886979
>install Steam
>install your games
>play your games
>complain on /g/ that you can't play ALL of them and get told that >>>/v/ is that way

>>59886165
Just install Ubuntu LTS, Xubuntu is the best buntu.

>>59887118
t. winshill

>>59884623
why do they even call them private folders if they ARE NOT PRIVATE?

>>59884623
>Windows 10
>Friendly
>Implying having your anus stretched 10 times it's original size, with a cactus, is in any way, friendly.

>>59886979
Sacrifices have to be made

>>59886979
Gaming is for faggots tho

>>59887296
I'm a faggot. I want to be a faggot in private, however.

>>59886979
>>59887307
https://www.playonlinux.com/

this is why if i need to do real computing, I boot up my loonix partition.

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Why... the FUCK... aren't you faggots using Linux already? I don't care if you use or even prefer Windows 10, but you clearly care about privacy issues, so if you keep whining about getting fucked in the ass and S-T-I-L-L keep using Windows 10, then there is only one word to describe you.

And for fuck's sake, stop lying that 99% of you do 3D video rendering every day.

I have Win7 and Win10 virtual machines for when I need to use applications that don't run easily under Wine. I also have a real Windows partition which I never use, but it's there just in case I need the extra performance for Windows-only tasks.

>>59887766
>Why... the FUCK... aren't you faggots using Linux already?

Why not just use Apple instead of being a Wincuck? Apple cares about privacy, too.

>>59887802
>private company >cares< about you

>>59884623
>quote from an outdated privacy policy from a section that specifically refers to their online services and not windows

>>59884651
Every fucking time you post that screenshot I (or someone else) explains the same thing to you and yet you're still posting it.
And you're also actually using Windows 10 and randomly messing with group policy options, most of which don't actually have anything to do with telemetry or aren't applicable to your configuration.
You are retarded and uninformed, stop posting.

why the fuck are people so fucking hell bent on bending over backwards to justify using a spyware OS?

ok, we get it. you're a cuck and a captive of M$ but I'm tired of these retarded ass cuck posts. If you want to keep using your shitty cuck os, then keep doing so but stop trying to feel better about it by trying to convince more people to be cucked as well.

>>59887766
This. I have a mediocre computer set up with Windows 10, that only has games and a handful of networking tools. I use it for absolutely nothing else. If they want to spy on me, there's nothing of value to be found on that machine. Learn to use Linux, even getting the really basic shit under your belt will open your eyes to a better experience.

>>59886583
>I've checked a spywareOS using a well known kernelspace tcpdump utility and I somehow think I'm safe, especially because I'm too retarded to understand concepts like side channel attacks and the fact that my userspace view of the kernelspace may be in some super special negative ring hypervisor

retard.

>>59884651
>minimal
Please define minimal. Oh, wait. You can't?

>>59887964
to be honest, windows defender info alone is probably damning since it means it probably reports all the file metadata you may, or may not, have.

what are you going to do though. cucks will be cucks

>>59887940
>windows is deliberately hiding network traffic to send telemetry undetected even though that's easily proven false by monitoring it from outside
>microsoft would risk their reputation by lying about their telemetry practices

>>59887940
This made me curious. Planning on setting up a Windows VM on Linux and capturing packets on the host. Those fuckers won't be able to hide anything that way.

>>59887887
Nah, mate, they are trying to convince themselves that they didn't fuck up.

>I bought a good product :D
>There is nothing wrong with it :D
>it totaly wasn't a waste of time and money at all :'D
>all is good :D [screams internaly]

>>59887989
what reputation?
are you literally tarded?

you cucks will continue consuming their $100-200 cuck licenses or at best continue advertising and pushing reliance and acceptance of continued purchasing of windows.

they don't need to hide shit.

and for all you know, maybe they heavily tested in lab settings how to detect network latencies that correlate to deep packet inspection.

>>59887989
>lying
It wouldn't be lying. They plainly state they're collecting anything they want in the EULA. Notice the use of vague terms?

>>59888018
sounds like cuck behavior to me m8.

but true, people like having everyone be as shitty as them so they feel vindicated.

>>59887964
>Please define minimal. Oh, wait. You can't?

>os version
>device id
>device class
>msrt reports (can be disabled)
>windows defender reports (can be disabled)

> "the content of your emails"
Only possible if you're using Microsoft's own Outlook/Live email service, and/or W10's Mail app.

> "other private communications"
> Only possible if you're using MS' own services and apps.

> "files in private folders"
> Only possible if you're using OneDrive.

>>59888090
>nonfree kernel which controls your entire--usable, addressable memory.
>i-it can't do these things unless you use M$ sfotware

ok kid.

>>59888043
>maybe they heavily tested in lab settings how to detect network latencies that correlate to deep packet inspection.
Saving network traffic doesn't introduce any latency.

>>59888049=
>They plainly state they're collecting anything they want
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/itpro/windows/configure/windows-diagnostic-data

>>59888113
>>59888043
>>59887940
>microsoft is using malware techniques to hide network traffic
Burden of proof.

>>59888119
>Saving network traffic doesn't introduce any latency.

except it does since you're moving buffered traffic into memory somewhere which kind of defeats the purpose of high performance interconnect fabrics.

maybe if you have a store and forward fabric, but you'd still have to copy memory at least twice.

>>59888143
it's nonfree software, thus it's on M$ to open their code to the public for auditing.

>>59888090
The fact that this even exists is sad. Throw the keylogger nonsense from the pre-release into the mix and you can plainly see why the paranoia exists. It's like inviting a habitual rapist and thief into your home and thinking everything is going to be just fine.

>>59888150
>windows is measuring a flat latency increase to figure out whether or not something on the network is capturing traffic

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i went to the link in OP pic, expanded all, ctrl+f several phrases in the sentence, got nothing.

OP is a faggot.

>>59888218
who knows?

that's the whole point of statistics and neural networks. to see insight and patterns into things that aren't deterministic.

you don't even know if it doesn't try and hide the traffic in windows update communication streams or possibly other mechanisms of piggy backing off other connections.

>>59888245
People freaked out over the bad wording (private [onedrive] folders) so they changed it to be more explicit.

How do I block the Creator's Update? People are reporting that it has issues with sound and wireless on my machine.

Do I have to install it and then forcibly revert? Can I just not install it?

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>>59888245
I don't know about anymore (I just checked) but when Windows 10 first came out, it used to have a clause that claimed the following in their privacy policy.

>want to build new pc with (possibly) ryzen cpu
>windows 7 is not supported on that cpu so I might run into problems for my gaems

fuck man, I don't wanna use windows 10. Even if it's just for games.

>>59884651
there's my girl! addagirl femanon, nice to see you in another windows thread (:

>>59888891
Get two drives, one for Windows 10, one for Linux. Use Linux for day to day stuff, game on the Windows drive.

>>59888952
(:

Nothing to hide nothing to fear. Enjoy supporting the muzzies.

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>>59887858
>And you're also actually using Windows 10
o.O
I suggest you take your medicine according to the schedule written on the box it came with.

>>59886476
Not OP but I assume because KDE does look a bit like Windows 10 in a way.

>>59889175
The archive is back up but I'm not going to bother finding posts where you posted screenshots of yourself using Windows 10 because I'm sure you're well aware of what you post.

>>59889504
Well, I use Windows 7. The fact that I post screenshots from Winblows 10 doesn't mean that I'm using it.

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>Window 10

>>59889544
You posted screenshots of yourself using utorrent on Windows 10 as well as screenshots of ridiculous group policy options you had configured.
If /g/ scared you into using Windows 7 that's fine but there's no need to lie about it.

>>59886937
to be fair, the dumb ass employers called the cops, and the cops followed up.

reminder that you cant turn all telemetry completely off on any version of windows 10 except the special chinese version.

Windows 10 is allowed to take coredumps at will and send them to Microsoft. There's no way you can consistently call yourself a professional programmer and accept your operating system to steal your data.

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>>59889622
Oh, you mean this screenshot (:
I use whatever I want, not what you want.

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>>59889667
doesnt matter if you use an intel core 2 cpu or newer, they can access all your shit even when the PC is off

>>59889750
As I already said, most of these do absolutely nothing in your particular case.

UEV for example is an enterprise feature designed for sharing user settings across machines and requires a fair bit of configuration to even work.
Disabling it does absolutely nothing and just shows that you have absolutely no clue about what you're doing and that you didn't even try to find out what those options mean.

>>59889875
You're talking as if it's detrimental in any way..

>>59889890
It's not detrimental for you specifically but it means that any claims you make about Windows telemetry should not be trusted.

>>59889890
The whole fucking OS is detrimental. The fact that everything posted in this thread is a cloudy mess is a testament to this.

>>59889964
Don't trust me, i never forced you to do so. Do your own settings better.

>>59889981
Winblows 10 is trash. Are you claiming otherwise?

>>59888081
>device id

So now you are uniquely identifiable. Hmm

>>59890019
It's been so since Winblows 8. It creates a "UID" for tracking purposes.

>>59890006
I know you're not forcing me to, I'll just reply to your posts and call you out on your bullshit so those who are less informed than me don't fall for it.

>>59886142
>KDE and not GNOME

Eww

>>59890065
And what's wrong with my config? You keep calling me names, insultimg me, but never bring any proof that I'm doing any harm in encouraging W10 users to flip a few configs in GPedit.

>>59888250
>you don't even know if it doesn't try and hide the traffic in windows update communication streams or possibly other mechanisms of piggy backing off other connections.

It communicates surreptitiously when Windows Update is run. During any "updates" is the prime time to hide telemetry data.

>.t abc agency

>>59890105
>what's wrong with my config
I don't know everything that's wrong with it but I did told you what's wrong with the part that I did see.


>but never bring any proof that I'm doing any harm in encouraging W10 users to flip a few configs in GPedit

>haha look you can set telemetry to 0 and it still sends ((((minimal)))) data to microsoft
>haha look at all this shit you need to disable to have a usable os
That's you. You're not encouraging people to flip settings, you're encouraging them to avoid it altogether.
I don't support what Microsoft is doing but fud is still fud.

>>59884623
ctrl+f'd and couldn't find this. Nice photoshop, kiddo.

>>59890242
It's not photoshop, see >>59888274 >>59887858

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>>59884623

Why /g/ is obsessed with VPN and "privacy"?
You have terrorist plans in your devices?

>>59890006
>Winblows 10 is trash. Are you claiming otherwise?
I thought we were talking about Windows 10. I should have looked closer at the screenshot. My appologies, m'lad(y).

>>59890277
Do you really want Microsoft and the NSA (at this point they're practically one and the same thing) to always know what you're up to, at all times?
I assume the answer to that would be "No".

>>59890221
What FUD? I post a screenshot with Micro$oft's explanation on "Security" leel of Data collection. Everyone is free to draw their own conslusions.

>>59890221
>haha look at all this shit you need to disable to have a usable os
No, it's not. There's a lot more. That in GPedit it's the bare minimum. There are other things which require removal pre-installation, and even then you still end up with a spyware of an OS. Some other things can be configuredthrough GUI only.

>>59890221
>I don't know everything that's wrong with it
Well it's there. Take a second look. That's the whole thing in terms of GPEdit. Some other things can only be disabled thorugh GUI, it's documented on Micro$oft's site.

>>59890277
>muh nuttin to hide fallacy
>look ma i posted it again

>>59890328
>What FUD?
>There are other things which require removal pre-installation, and even then you still end up with a spyware of an OS. Some other things can be configuredthrough GUI only.
That right there.

>That's the whole thing in terms of GPEdit.
In that case you either missed some things or you disabled them through other means.
Since you're aware that documentation exists it should be easy for you to check which one it is.

>gpedit
>not gui

>>59884651
Do you think flipping that switch would really stop telemetry ?

>>59885909
gpedit.msc

The default telemetry settings in Windows 10 are fucking scary, read this:
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/itpro/windows/configure/windows-diagnostic-data

Some nice excerpts:

"Hardware chassis type, color, and form factor"
How the fuck is Windows 10 going to know the color of my freaking PC case?

"User generated files – .doc, .ppt, .csv files where they are indicated as a potential cause for a crash or hang"
Yeah just send my private documents potentially containing incredibly private info to Microsoft, why not.
Seriously, even if "you don't care about privacy", how is this anywhere near acceptable?

"Ink strokes written, text before and after the ink insertion point, recognized text entered, Input language - processed to remove identifiers, sequencing information, and other data (such as names, email addresses, and numeric values) which could be used to reconstruct the original content or associate the input to the user."
+
"Text of speech recognition results -- result codes and recognized text"
+
"Auto-completed text if there was an auto-complete"
Nice, so almost like a full keylogger.

"Text typed in address bar and search box" + "URLs (which may include search terms)" + "Page title"
Fucking shoot me already.

>>59890453
just get the chink version without telemetry

>>59890482
Windows 10 without telemetry?
Nice one.

>>59890411
>Do you think flipping that switch would really stop telemetry ?
Ofcourse not, it doesn't stop it. My installation of LTSB2016 sends something at each restart, about 0.2MB. I have no idea what exactly (I know that it seds some KMS details, but 0.2MB is too much just for that). Apparently in LTSB 2015 it claims that it disables it, take it for what it is.

>>59890401
>That right there.
You can't properly remove many things but pre-instalation. Many components install during Windows installation and if you remove them in post you end up with all sorts of leftovers, including associations or context entries. Files for this thing to work are present in LTSB as well.

>>59890401
>>gpedit
>>not gui
You know what I ment GUI only (such as Settings or CPanel). There are settings which don't have a regedit or GPEdit equivallent and they're stored in profile directory.

>>59888891
Wait. Perhaps macOS will be supported on AMD finally.

>>59890496
yes. look it up, retard

>>59890482
Chink version means chink telemetry instead of microsoft telemetry.

>>59890521
just block chink addresses.

>>59890512
There is no such thing.

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>>59890533
As if telemetry is the only bad part of Winblows 10

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>>59890551
https://www.google.se/search?q=chinese+windows+10+telemetry

ITT retarded people using a retarded OS and being retarded in general. Welcome to 4chan.

>>59890677
Yeah I really don't understand why all these people using Linux come here to argue.
They should take their retarded OS somewhere else.

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>>59890572

where do you get chinese windows 10

>>59890699
Kek. I just come here for the pocporn. Seeing the apes banguing their keyboards discussing how to make their spyware less faggy is entertaining.

>>59890699
Linux is not an operating system, it's a kernel. Thanks for your contribution.

>>59890742
There's nothing wrong with that sentence.
People using Linux should take their retarded OS (which uses Linux as the kernel) somewhere else.

>>59890813

I didn't know it's your board. Also, why Windows 10 if not for gayming? Then you should take your retarded OS to /v/

>>59886213

Windows Toolkit from digitialriver forums.

>>59884651
Fuck off liberal, you are mentally ill

>>59887007
That guy has too much shit attributed to him.

>>59890917
>liberal
lolno, never

I'd still probably get it any because games. I could probably easily dual boot it with Linux or something.

>privacy

Like MS would give the slightest bit of a shit about the weird Japanese crap I look at.

>>59884623
I guess all companies are like "Nobody reads those statements." so the privacy policies are basically well written versions of saying "We will rape you in the anus whenever we want, and if you try to sue us because of rape, we'll rape you even more and the court will decide against you."

I swear to god, even if the agreement said some ridiculous shit people still don't give a shit for some reason.

I think we definitely deserve a mass surveillance utopia, because people wouldn't even care if their bodies literally get planted with a tracking chip.

>>59890742
>epic Maymay
You know what's he talking about lad.

>>59890969
that's not what the privacy argument is about... just because you "have nothing to hide" or dont give a shit what they do with your information, doesnt mean that one day someone will misuse that information.

>>59884651
>he doesn't know about telemetry client settings

>>59890429
>>59890429
[Window Title]
gpedit.msc

[Content]
Windows cannot find 'gpedit.msc'. Make sure you've typed the name correctly, then try again.

[OK]

>>59891015
How would they use my information in any way that would even effect me?

>>59891015
>doesnt mean that someone wont misuse it one day*
fix'd

you dont know what will happen in the future, you dont know what the people in control of this information does with it.

>>59885835
Tell that to Hillary supporters senpai

>>59887766
muh games
I would use linux exclusively if games worked on it

>>59887934
Nigga stop saying "if they want to spy on me they won't find anything" as though if they spied on your Linux computer they would find anything of value either.

Most people here just have a false sense of importance

>>59891106
who are you quoting?

>>59891116
The person I replied to

>>59891106
>Privacy only matters if you are important

This is how you erode people's rights.

>>59891139
Nice strawman
The point I was actually trying to make is nobody gives a shit about what most of you do on your computers so don't pretend that they do.

>>59891051
any way they want. worse case they could decide hentai is degenerate and send you to a concentration camp

>>59891180
They'd have a lot of people in america to do that too besides me, then.

>>59891203
yeah, the point is if someone bad gets in power they can decide whatever they want and they already have this huge database of shit on everyone.

>>59890969
What if Microsoft gets hacked and all the information they have collected about you dumped publicly on the Internet?
That kind of shit happens all the time: https://haveibeenpwned.com/

>>59891161
>Nobody gives a shit about what you do on your computer
Sorry but knowing what people do on their computer is a $200B industry. Even if you don't care about protection against the state toy should care about your wallet.

>>59891351
This.
Google (as an example) makes money because of you. You are their product.
Selling your personal data is their everyday business strategy.
It's a multi-billion dollar industry.

>>59884651
Quit namefagging bitch

>>59891492
No (;

>>59891691
retard

>>59891735
You told me (:

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>>59887858
>quote from an outdated privacy policy from a section that specifically refers to their online services and not windows
Care to provide evidence for the contrary, since you claim to know this better than Microsoft?

>>59890082
>>KDE and not GNOME
>>Eww
>File picker vs no proper file picker

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>>59891735

>>59891828
>Care to provide evidence for the contrary
Open the link in OP picture.

i have given up i just store all my important stuff backed up and away locally offline. for shit posting and browsing i will use win7 until no support then go use a distro of linux and have a vm of latest win or win server for compatibility, etc.

>>59891882
>You provide some of this data directly, such as when you create a Microsoft account, submit a search query to Bing, speak a voice command to Cortana, upload a document to OneDrive, purchase an MSDN subscription, sign up for Office 365, or contact us for support. >We get some of it by recording how you interact with our products by, for example, using technologies likecookies, and receiving error reports or usage data from software running on your device. >We also obtain data from third parties.
And now what? Windows 10 is somehow telemetry free? Not to mention that Microsoft is still involved in NSA's PRISM project.

>>59891038
if you're on the crippled Home edition you'll need to look up the regedit equivalents.

Keep in mind most of these keys are deprecated and don't even do anything anyway, and even with all of them configured windows 10 will still be sending shit back to m$

>>59890560
which one is windows 10?

>>59891971
That has nothing to do with people taking the line out of context.

>>59892034
Both.

>>59892034
lol

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>>59892034
both

>>59886979
all? by running windows as VM and using linux for everything else. Face it WINE + steam won't run everything, that is the best you can do without resorting to dual booting.
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37D2bRsthfI

I HAVE TO INTERJECT HERE, AS WHAT OP CALLS WINDOWS OS IS REALLY NSA//WINDOWS AS MICROFOFT IS IN LEAGUE WITH THRRE-LETTER-AGENCIES* FROM ITS INCEPTION.

* = ((( )))

>>59892041
>That has nothing to do with people taking the line out of context.
So, you aren't going to provide the evidence for the contrary? Figures. Because no one can. They "sold their souls to the devil" and you know that too.

>>59892155
Contrary to what?
If you are using hotmail and law enforcements asks for your emails, they'll hand them over.
If you are using onedrive and law enforcements asks for your cp, they'll hand it over.
There's really nothing unusual here.

The issue was that people assumed that "files in private folders" meant files on your hard drive.
The only way for Microsoft to get file from your hard drive is via Windows Defender or crash dumps, both of which can be disabled.

>windows 10 threads still aren't banned
a real shame. a real chame

>>59892302
>chame
Si, I am agree wit chu mang. It's a real chame.

>>59892239
>The issue was that people assumed that "files in private folders" meant files on your hard drive.
>The only way for Microsoft to get file from your hard drive is via Windows Defender or crash dumps, both of which can be disabled.
Oh, yes? Keep providing no sources for your claims. Surely, that's a good way of being taken seriously. And surely you can just disable telemetry and tracking on which Microsoft spent millions.

>>59892302
Why would they be?

>>59892409
Literally google "files in private folders".
There's my source for the first claim.

For the second claim I can only give you documentation from Microsoft but you probably won't accept that as trustworthy.
But then again you don't have any sources for your claims so who cares.

>>59886213
Link to this index?

>>59888015
>What is VENOM

>>59891051
targeted advertising
building a profile of you and your interests that they can sell to anyone they want

>>59892460
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2015/08/even-when-told-not-to-windows-10-just-cant-stop-talking-to-microsoft/
https://archive.is/QFL8e
>Here is the roughly 8-hour network traffic analysis of 5508 connection attempts of an unused, base install of Windows 10 Enterprise
https://edri.org/microsofts-new-small-print-how-your-personal-data-abused/
https://www.fsf.org/news/the-fsfs-statement-on-windows-10
https://www.theverge.com/2013/7/17/4517480/nsa-spying-prism-surveillance-cheat-sheet

>>59886213
18+ imageboard

>>59892559
>https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2015/08/even-when-told-not-to-windows-10-just-cant-stop-talking-to-microsoft/
NCSI (Network Connectivity Status Indicator) is just Windows checking for internet connectivity. It's a simple http request with no info being sent, can be disabled.
The stray bing traffic is documented, Microsoft even provides a firewall rule for it, does not apply past version 1511.
Nothing about Windows uploading your files.

>https://archive.is/QFL8e
>I have chosen the customized installation option where I disabled three pages of tracking options.
Unless he also configured the telemetry group policy the level was set to Basic, which still includes a fair bit of information.
There's also things like updates and windows defender. Nothing more to say here.
Nothing about Windows uploading your files, all connection were dropped.

>https://edri.org/microsofts-new-small-print-how-your-personal-data-abused/
An entire article dedicated to taking privacy policy sections out of context. Even the one from OP is there.
Nothing about Windows uploading your files.

>https://www.fsf.org/news/the-fsfs-statement-on-windows-10
Nothing about Windows uploading your files.

>https://www.theverge.com/2013/7/17/4517480/nsa-spying-prism-surveillance-cheat-sheet
Nothing about Windows uploading your files.

>>59892809
You aren't going to provide a single source? All right, I'll take your word for it and not independent analyses.

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>>59892869
>NCSI
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc766017(v=ws.10).aspx

>stray bing traffic
https://technet.microsoft.com/itpro/windows/configure/manage-connections-from-windows-operating-system-components-to-microsoft-services#bkmk-cortana
Scroll a bit down, after the second table.

>the level was set to Basic
That's the lowest level available through the settings app, pic related.

Anything else?

>>59892973
>>the level was set to Basic
There were 5508 connection attempts over the 8-hour test period. Not to mention that Windows 10 Enterprise was tested, the apparently secure and telemetry free version. Is that how a secure OS should behave? And you're deliberately ignoring Microsoft's involvement in the NSA's PRISM project. I don't understand how can you be this big of an apologist of these horrible practices.

>>59893053
>And you're deliberately ignoring Microsoft's involvement in the NSA's PRISM project
What's more this was confirmed by Snowden. There is no argument here.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/prism
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/jun/06/us-tech-giants-nsa-data

>>59886213
Where do you get those isos?

>>59893053
>>59893092
>5508 connection attempts over the 8-hour test period
Since he configured the router to drop all connections I think it's safe to assume that Windows kept retrying connections and that number would be a lot lower had they been allowed to complete.

>Windows 10 Enterprise was tested, the apparently secure and telemetry free version
Enterprise has as much telemetry as any other version, the difference is that it allows you to disable it, which the guy testing it did not do.

>you're deliberately ignoring Microsoft's involvement in the NSA's PRISM project
>https://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/jun/06/us-tech-giants-nsa-data
>Top-secret Prism program claims direct access to servers of firms including Google, Apple and Facebook
>to servers
This has nothing to do with what started the argument.
If you can prove that Windows is uploading random private files even when configured not to then please go ahead.

>>59893241
>Enterprise has as much telemetry as any other version, the difference is that it allows you to disable it, which the guy testing it did not do.
Why don't you prove this? Snowden, who has worked for the NSA said that exploits, bugs, vulnerabilities can be used to monitor any device connected to the Internet to some extent and it's especially easier to do so for customers of companies involved in their PRISM project. So, you know better than the person who has worked for the agency who is behind all of this. Good to know!

>>59893322
The agency which is*

>>59887940
>not encasing your PC in 4 inch thick lead plates to block all CPU radio emissions
Pleb

>>59890997
In 20 years tops they'll be saying it's cool and fashionable to get "chipped" - watch the Applefags stumble over themselves to get the politically incorrect thought blocking brain implants that lets them see the closest Starbucks

>>59893322
>Why don't you prove this
My own limited testing has shown no traffic which I didn't agree to.
I am yet to see someone do an actual analysis where they do find something.
It's been three years and all we have is a bunch of randoms logging ip addresses.

>exploits, bugs, vulnerabilities can be used to monitor any device connected to the Internet
Applies to literally everything.
>easier to do so for customers of companies involved in their PRISM project
Well fuck I guess I'm going to buy a Lemote now.

>>59893510
>My own limited testing has shown no traffic which I didn't agree to.
The one you, for some reason, decided not to post?
>I am yet to see someone do an actual analysis where they do find something.
I've provided two analyses and you're an apologist for Microsoft, telemetry and a real life 1984. I don't know what I can say at this point, except to conclude that you're most likely paid to be an apologist for these horrible practices.
>It's been three years and all we have is a bunch of randoms logging ip addresses.
So, telemetry, willingly subjugating yourself and being a prisoner in your own home are positive things? But then again, you're most likely paid to say these things.

>>59887118
Why you defend this? in what way allowing and actively supporting this benefits you?

>>59893739
>The one you, for some reason, decided not to post?
I have nothing to post, I didn't make a study about it.
I just went "huh, there's nothing".

>I've provided two analyses
The first one showed that windows has a mechanism that checks for internet connectivity so it can show a "connected but no internet" message under your network adapter name.
It also showed that cortana tried to check for updates even when disabled but that has since been fixed.
The second one showed that Windows does indeed try to send telemetry if telemetry is enabled.

>So, telemetry, willingly subjugating yourself and being a prisoner in your own home are positive things
Stop moving goalposts. You went from "windows is probably secretly doing horrible things you don't know about" to "windows has telemetry and that's bad".

>>59885860
Anti-privacy shills BTFO

>>59885860
"GOT NOTHING TO FEAR LMAO" fags need to read this.

>>59885860
>https://youtu.be/pcSlowAhvUk [Embed]
Bookmarked for future references.

>>59893207
wzor most likely.

>>59889845
The only solution is to never use shitel chips

AMD procs only not their video cards obviously

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