Hm. Interesting. Even if I run some PowerShell thing I found from Github that debloats my Windows 11, Mircosoft will still have the ability to train AI models on my computer's files? Is there any way I can stop this?
Even if you do debloat your system, Microsoft tends to add back and reinstall things without the user's consent. Using Windows is basically accepting that you have no real control over your PC.
The only times that id ever use windows nowadays is to use something that just ISNT being nice with linux no matter what i do, and even then the app id need to use would prob be a one time use thing LMAO (if i knew how to run certain things on wine easily, life would be great...)
@jaidenle oh i know right! im still too much of a n00b to understand the terminal :P (from what i read, Wine is pretty much click and go once it's working tho)
@badgraph1csghost well, its mostly click and go, sometimes it just refuses to open some .exe's, maybe im using it wrong LMAO, but still, worth the effort getting it to work on linux first, and using windows as a last resort
Hm. Interesting. Even if I run some PowerShell thing I found from Github that debloats my Windows 11, Mircosoft will still have the ability to train AI models on my computer's files? Is there any way I can stop this?
i don't know. every use-case is slightly different. i'd take that question up with the developers of the plugin you're using.
What plugin?
Even if you do debloat your system, Microsoft tends to add back and reinstall things without the user's consent. Using Windows is basically accepting that you have no real control over your PC.
The only times that id ever use windows nowadays is to use something that just ISNT being nice with linux no matter what i do, and even then the app id need to use would prob be a one time use thing LMAO (if i knew how to run certain things on wine easily, life would be great...)
@jaidenle oh i know right! im still too much of a n00b to understand the terminal :P (from what i read, Wine is pretty much click and go once it's working tho)
@badgraph1csghost well, its mostly click and go, sometimes it just refuses to open some .exe's, maybe im using it wrong LMAO, but still, worth the effort getting it to work on linux first, and using windows as a last resort
Well written. Do you have a link that will all0w me to read more about these morality enforcement practices?