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tyl0413 wrote: 06 Oct 2021, 15:32 It'll be used to enforce DRM on the hardware level for everything like valorant does currently. You know it very well where this is going. You said something someone got butthurt over online ? You say something you "shouldn't" near your PC that's now most likely listening 24/7? Your PC Is bricked.
Microsoft rolled out an option to remove your password completely from your account and use biometrics only instead, all new PCs have to come with cameras oh isn't that just convenient, full china style.
Apple gonna scan your local drive, MS gonna enforce Twitter TOS on your hardware, soon you literally can not take part in society without a smart phone loaded up with government spyware what great times we got ahead of us.
I used to say that someday it'd get to the point where you'd have to accept a cookie policy to give birth. This is eerily becoming closer to the reality...
mjdxp wrote: 12 Jul 2021, 14:52 Or some OEMs paid Microsoft to make their new OS only be compatible with newer machines so people would go out and buy new computers.
This reminds me of when Windows 10 came out and how Microsoft crapped up Vista's Windows Update just so that less technically literate people would think their computers are "slowing down" and likely throw their PCs out and get a new one with 10 preinstalled, which was fucking shifty.
Dibya wrote: 14 Jul 2021, 16:49 Same crap happen in India t, Cannot find corporate thugs stealing money but will attack small startup . less frequent than USA but happens.

To get their no right to privacy

And oh that Right vs Left drama in Media is to keep public ignorant and stupid.

Tech companies have taken over our lives
Well said! It's all been going downhill ever since 2015/2016 when a few select companies finally leveraged pretty much a global monopoly over almost every single aspect of our everyday lives. And the ordinary public, those who don't seek past surface-level, which is unfortunately 85 to 90 percent of people (either because they can't or simply refuse to listen to opinions that don't align with their own), turn into braindead products of consumerism; those who actually evaluate their own opinions get screamed at by the media-induced mobs and rejected the right to their own privacy on the basis that 'anyone who fights for the right to privacy has something to hide'. Thanks a fucking lot, Facebook/Google/Apple/Microsoft/CloudFlare/CloudFront/the EU/NSA/GCHQ/Kremlin/Communist Party of China/all the other fucking cunts that have rapidly turned this world into a dystopia not worth living in!

This also explains why everyone does things only for money, and the gradual disappearance of the 'third space': nothing at all can be 'just for fun', it has to be either entirely a private thing, or entirely for profit, and with no in-between, both of which of course must be posted all over Social Media.

It also explains why everyone nowadays is either a raging leftist advocating for things like men with exhibitionistic and/or downright perverted fetishes that correlate with LARPing as a caricature of a woman being allowed into women-only private spaces like bathrooms and crisis centres, or a raging rightoid advocating for things like the genocide of anyone that isn't the same as them. Well really it's two sides of the same coin, since they're both extremes, just they represent different ideals that go against the ideology of true freedom for anyone but themselves and their own kind.

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nt7 wrote: 23 Jan 2023, 01:17
tyl0413 wrote: 06 Oct 2021, 15:32 It'll be used to enforce DRM on the hardware level for everything like valorant does currently. You know it very well where this is going. You said something someone got butthurt over online ? You say something you "shouldn't" near your PC that's now most likely listening 24/7? Your PC Is bricked.
Microsoft rolled out an option to remove your password completely from your account and use biometrics only instead, all new PCs have to come with cameras oh isn't that just convenient, full china style.
Apple gonna scan your local drive, MS gonna enforce Twitter TOS on your hardware, soon you literally can not take part in society without a smart phone loaded up with government spyware what great times we got ahead of us.
I used to say that someday it'd get to the point where you'd have to accept a cookie policy to give birth. This is eerily becoming closer to the reality...
mjdxp wrote: 12 Jul 2021, 14:52 Or some OEMs paid Microsoft to make their new OS only be compatible with newer machines so people would go out and buy new computers.
This reminds me of when Windows 10 came out and how Microsoft crapped up Vista's Windows Update just so that less technically literate people would think their computers are "slowing down" and likely throw their PCs out and get a new one with 10 preinstalled, which was fucking shifty.
Dibya wrote: 14 Jul 2021, 16:49 Same crap happen in India t, Cannot find corporate thugs stealing money but will attack small startup . less frequent than USA but happens.

To get their no right to privacy

And oh that Right vs Left drama in Media is to keep public ignorant and stupid.

Tech companies have taken over our lives
Well said! It's all been going downhill ever since 2015/2016 when a few select companies finally leveraged pretty much a global monopoly over almost every single aspect of our everyday lives. And the ordinary public, those who don't seek past surface-level, which is unfortunately 85 to 90 percent of people (either because they can't or simply refuse to listen to opinions that don't align with their own), turn into braindead products of consumerism; those who actually evaluate their own opinions get screamed at by the media-induced mobs and rejected the right to their own privacy on the basis that 'anyone who fights for the right to privacy has something to hide'. Thanks a fucking lot, Facebook/Google/Apple/Microsoft/CloudFlare/CloudFront/the EU/NSA/GCHQ/Kremlin/Communist Party of China/all the other fucking cunts that have rapidly turned this world into a dystopia not worth living in!

This also explains why everyone does things only for money, and the gradual disappearance of the 'third space': nothing at all can be 'just for fun', it has to be either entirely a private thing, or entirely for profit, and with no in-between, both of which of course must be posted all over Social Media.

It also explains why everyone nowadays is either a raging leftist advocating for things like men with exhibitionistic and/or downright perverted fetishes that correlate with LARPing as a caricature of a woman being allowed into women-only private spaces like bathrooms and crisis centres, or a raging rightoid advocating for things like the genocide of anyone that isn't the same as them. Well really it's two sides of the same coin, since they're both extremes, just they represent different ideals that go against the ideology of true freedom for anyone but themselves and their own kind.
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nt7 wrote: 23 Jan 2023, 01:17 It also explains why everyone nowadays is either a raging leftist advocating for things like men with exhibitionistic and/or downright perverted fetishes that correlate with LARPing as a caricature of a woman being allowed into women-only private spaces like bathrooms and crisis centres, or a raging rightoid advocating for things like the genocide of anyone that isn't the same as them. Well really it's two sides of the same coin, since they're both extremes, just they represent different ideals that go against the ideology of true freedom for anyone but themselves and their own kind.
Not sure how I missed this, but you're attacking trans people that just want to exist. That goes against the ideology of true freedom.
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K4sum1 wrote: 14 Jul 2023, 14:49
nt7 wrote: 23 Jan 2023, 01:17 It also explains why everyone nowadays is either a raging leftist advocating for things like men with exhibitionistic and/or downright perverted fetishes that correlate with LARPing as a caricature of a woman being allowed into women-only private spaces like bathrooms and crisis centres, or a raging rightoid advocating for things like the genocide of anyone that isn't the same as them. Well really it's two sides of the same coin, since they're both extremes, just they represent different ideals that go against the ideology of true freedom for anyone but themselves and their own kind.
Not sure how I missed this, but you're attacking trans people that just want to exist. That goes against the ideology of true freedom.
that is what it sounds like

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Dibya wrote: 09 Jul 2021, 13:43 Chill guys we are working on UEFI Secureboot capable NTLDR bootloader for XP/server 2003.
If it can boot XP, it will boot 7.
I heard the ReactOS folks got freeldr working on Secureboot. If it works there then someone could backport it to XP
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OwnedByWuigi wrote: 16 Feb 2024, 13:35
Dibya wrote: 09 Jul 2021, 13:43 Chill guys we are working on UEFI Secureboot capable NTLDR bootloader for XP/server 2003.
If it can boot XP, it will boot 7.
I heard the ReactOS folks got freeldr working on Secureboot. If it works there then someone could backport it to XP
Some Secureboot implementation are easy to bypass , u will not need any signature from MS, but good luck ROS getting certified from MS

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my theory is that microsoft put tpm 2.0 and other secure boot crap to encourage you to throw your computer at the garbage can

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That's what the Intel 7000/AMD 2000 requirement is for.
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Now this is funny, the TPM 2.0 and """Secure""" Boot requirements for Windows 11 aren't hard required for Windows Server 2025, which is based on Windows 11. You'd think that in a server environment, maybe having these requirements would make some sense due to the security that a server needs, especially one running Windows, but I guess Microsoft doesn't think so. This tells me these """security""" requirements are a bunch of bs and are intended to be used to lock down systems and better track the user, on top of being another artificial hardware block.

Edit: https://learn.microsoft.com/windows-server/get-started/hardware-requirements
The following items are only required for certain features:

UEFI 2.3.1c-based system and firmware that supports secure boot

Trusted Platform Module (TPM)
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I mean, ofc, since Windows 11 can run on a dang 1c1t processor, I think it's easy to say that Microsoft has been lying to us for the past decade ("Windows 10 will be the last version of Windows ever")
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madalin wrote: 26 May 2024, 18:32 my theory is that microsoft put tpm 2.0 and other secure boot crap to encourage you to throw your computer at the garbage can
Reminds me of how Vista's updates only started getting crapo and hogging cpu the day Windows 10 came out.
Presumably, they wanted to forcibly slow down less technically literate users' PCs (since Vista was ineligible for Win10 upgrade path) and get them to upgrade to new devices.

Nothing new behaviour there.
And then we have the other shit microsoft have done years bygone, like the stuff in the early 2000s with the jvm.

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K4sum1 wrote: 15 Nov 2024, 11:28 This tells me these """security""" requirements are a bunch of bs and are intended to be used to lock down systems and better track the user, on top of being another artificial hardware block.
Exactly, Windows 11 is just a giant spyware :evil:

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windows 11 is actually not that bad Ive been using it on old hardware for over a week now and have never had a single issue with it so far the theory's around telemetry and are blown way out of proportions now

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RedBeam wrote: 02 Dec 2024, 16:17 the theory's around telemetry and are blown way out of proportions now
Theory ? This is actually real and it's going worse and worse.
Food for thought:
https://community.bitdefender.com/en/discussion/99927/windows-11-new-recall-feature-spying-on-users

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https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/1d7748u/what_are_your_privacy_and_security_plans_for_win/
https://medium.com/@tedber/windows-11-is-actually-a-spyware-097e3653a7e3
(some links between code tags because I do hate those forced previews from external sites, so you have to copy and paste them)


Even MS admits it's borderline:
https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2024/06/07/update-on-the-recall-preview-feature-for-copilot-pcs/
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/copilot/microsoft-365/microsoft-365-copilot-blueprint-oversharing

What is silly is that people still don't want to believe it and they even pay a Windows license for giving personal info to MS for free, whilst they should be paid for that! :evil:

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Duke wrote: 02 Dec 2024, 21:26
RedBeam wrote: 02 Dec 2024, 16:17 the theory's around telemetry and are blown way out of proportions now
Theory ? This is actually real and it's going worse and worse.
Food for thought:
https://community.bitdefender.com/en/discussion/99927/windows-11-new-recall-feature-spying-on-users

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https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/1d7748u/what_are_your_privacy_and_security_plans_for_win/
https://medium.com/@tedber/windows-11-is-actually-a-spyware-097e3653a7e3
(some links between code tags because I do hate those forced previews from external sites, so you have to copy and paste them)


Even MS admits it's borderline:
https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2024/06/07/update-on-the-recall-preview-feature-for-copilot-pcs/
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/copilot/microsoft-365/microsoft-365-copilot-blueprint-oversharing

What is silly is that people still don't want to believe it and they even pay a Windows license for giving personal info to MS for free, whilst they should be paid for that! :evil:
i fully know it exists but just don't really care anymore all companys do it nowadays and will do whatever they can to prevent it from being disable there no permanent "fix" for this problem i found out the hard way will having a unusable windows install just using the telemetry removal tools
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i will not turn to piracy and illegal sources just to keep microsoft away

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RedBeam wrote: 02 Dec 2024, 21:48 there no permanent "fix" for this problem i found out the hard way will having a unusable windows install just using the telemetry removal tools
Check this:
https://github.com/ntdevlabs/tiny11builder

RedBeam wrote: 02 Dec 2024, 21:51 i will not turn to piracy and illegal sources just to keep microsoft away
Linux is not illegal and has nothing to do with piracy ;)

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I have XP on both of computers and there is little-to-no telemetry anymore to MS.
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Duke wrote: 02 Dec 2024, 22:49
Linux is not illegal and has nothing to do with piracy ;)
I'm now using emmabuntus live sessions from DVD and its pretty good, actually.
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RedBeam wrote: 02 Dec 2024, 21:51 i will not turn to piracy and illegal sources just to keep microsoft away
Both of my XP installations are legal with keys and I even have the recovery DVDs. Fully Legit. I also won't turn to anything illegal.
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xperceniol_sal wrote: 02 Dec 2024, 23:50
RedBeam wrote: 02 Dec 2024, 21:51 i will not turn to piracy and illegal sources just to keep microsoft away
Both of my XP installations are legal with keys and I even have the recovery DVDs. Fully Legit. I also won't turn to anything illegal.
i would use xp except my 32Bit xp home setup cd will not run setup thru windows for some reason due to software compatibility issues

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RedBeam wrote: 03 Dec 2024, 00:15
xperceniol_sal wrote: 02 Dec 2024, 23:50
RedBeam wrote: 02 Dec 2024, 21:51 i will not turn to piracy and illegal sources just to keep microsoft away
Both of my XP installations are legal with keys and I even have the recovery DVDs. Fully Legit. I also won't turn to anything illegal.
i would use xp except my 32Bit xp home setup cd will not run setup thru windows for some reason due to software compatibility issues
Yeah, I'm likely gonna stick with this XP until the hardware fails. I'd likely wind up with whatever happens to be the OS on the computer they set me up with. The living facility wouldn't leave me without a working computer but I'm afraid of windows 11 if I'm being honest; but I suspect one day I will be using windows 11 on a laptop computer as hardly anybody here uses a desktop anymore and most people here only have a phone and I do not have a cell phone.
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the entire proof that the data stealing is a lie is perfectly detailed in this article i found from the windows 10 era (which is what 11 pretty much is) https://www.zdnet.com/article/no-microsoft-is-not-spying-on-you-with-windows-10/

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Stealing might not be the correct word, but they do retrieve various info by default and your computer does send info to third party sites, out of the box, just when you connect to the internet and before you have installed anything on Windows 11. We talk about Windows 11, this thread is about Windows 11.

Watch the videos again, it's worth it:



And read this carefully, that's what you agree to when you use Windows and other MS products:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/privacy/privacystatement

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Duke wrote: 03 Dec 2024, 17:53 Stealing might not be the correct word, but they do retrieve various info by default and your computer does send info to third party sites, out of the box, just when you connect to the internet and before you have installed anything on Windows 11. We talk about Windows 11, this thread is about Windows 11.

Watch the videos again, it's worth it:



And read this carefully, that's what you agree to when you use Windows and other MS products:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/privacy/privacystatement
ive disabled the telemetry ips and removed all the blot grom my install now

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