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A lot of people give Win10 and Google shit for "muh botnet" and "muh lack of privacy and freedoms", and then you have people memeing "just don't do anything illegal and you'll be safe! ;v"
But I feel like even if you actually do a bunch of illegal shit on Windows 10 and through Google servers, you'd still be perfectly fine.
Has anybody ever even gotten sent to prison for doing something shady on Win10/Google before? I'm pretty sure nobody's ever gotten a knock on the door from the CIA because of a few questionable Google searches.
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>>62246959
Well, since your government can change and all mined data is for ever you can be send to prison anytime in your live for stuff you already did.
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People in the UK have had their homes raided because they googled for lawn fertillizer or something.
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>>62247002
Got a source? That sounds hilarious if true.
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>>62246959
True but it does not mean it's not logged for the future cases.
Also, https://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/aug/01/new-york-police-terrorism-pressure-cooker
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>>62247597
>...police finally explained that the investigation was prompted by searches a family member had made for pressure cooker bombs and backpacks made at his former workplace
>The former employer, believing the searches to be suspicious, alerted police
The article you linked proves my point I think.
She was visited by the police not by a tipoff from Google or Microsoft from researching suspicious things, but rather by her employer who was able to view her internet history.
This isn't Google, Microsoft or the botnet's fault.
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