Microsoft stealthily installs Windows 10 update to nag you to upgrade to Windows 11 – and not for the first time
Microsoft stealthily installs Windows 10 update to nag you to upgrade to Windows 11 – and not for the first time
It’s for your own good, mind (and some Windows 11 users will get this too)
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Other than Copilot, what does Windows 11 do worse than 10? I havent tried it yet.
3 0 Reply- the UI may be noticeably slower on some systems
- it is more difficult to avoid using a Microsoft account
- the task bar cannot be moved and customization is more limited
- some right click menu options are hidden behind an extra click
- the start menu is different. More like an app drawer than previous versions.
- some long depreciated features (like ungrouping taskbar items) were removed.
Personally none of that bothers me, but everyone's usage is different.
9 0 ReplyOh, and the worst issue is the hardware support. It requires a newish processor and TPM (or equilivant)
9 0 ReplyCome to think of it, I think that's why I never updated.
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Keylogging, and literally recording everything you do, then sending all of that information back to Microsoft.
5 0 ReplySo does Windows 10 and every version of Windows for the last 15 years
2 1 ReplyWindows Recall is Windows 11 only. Additionally the keylogging is far more intrusive in 11 than any previous version. User telemetry is not the same as straight-up spyware, which is what Windows has become.
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