This incarnation of Microsoft's Windows 10 is awful, to say the least. I was excited when it came out, so much so that I obtained a copy before anyone else did, by being a tester. I had nothing but issues while analyzing it, which have seemed to have been worked out today, but Windows 10 is not something that's desirable if you would like privacy and security. There are big problems with it and it leads to bigger concerns.

People today create an argument that It is Microsoft's real estate, and they can do what they want with this. That is not exactly true. If I have $200.00 and I give it away to someone, that is no longer my money. That becomes the property of someone to do with it as they please. I've no right to tell that person how to spend their cash. When I make a recording of music I made, and I give it away to someone, that becomes their own land, and if they want to make a replica of it, and give it away to their friends, that's his right. Yeah, I made the music, however I gave it away.

Also, unlike so a lot of people, I spent $199.00 and purchased Windows 10 so that I would have a hard copy install, if something went horribly and urgently wrong and I had to reinstall via ROM. When you pay someone for something, again, it becomes your property to do with it as you please. I gave Microsoft my money, they gave me Windows 10, they no longer own that software. It is mine, now.

Now, if I am infected with a virus, and that I devote myself to somebody else, and they receive the virus I've got, I am legally responsible and have committed a criminal act.

When I give someone a program for their own computer, I generated, And lets say their personal computer would not run without this program, or if it did, it would not run correctly, or do exactly what they needed it to perform, but blatantly bundled it with a Trojan, but didn't tell that person I did that, but just gave them some vague comments about my program might collect information to improve the program, fix bugs, and make improvements to the software, then add all of the other stuff about amassing the contents of private and private information in private files and folders you've created and will turn them over to anybody that requests for it... That's going too far. You cannot do that. A person doesn't agree to that. They use Windows because they need their computer to access their stuff. Not Microsoft's stuff.

It's the exact same thing. I didn't actually"AGREE" to whatever when I installed Windows. I just did what I had to do to make it work. My files, my Web searches, my photos, are my own business, and nobody else has a right to themunless I discuss them via a shared folder, or posting it online.

Where this country came into the idea that gives people the right to put cameras and microphones in everyone's home so the authorities can watch them, is insane. Most people are too dumb to know better and allow children to have an X Box within their bedchamber using a microphone and camera, where children dress and have an expectation of privacy, even if they are using their pc, and a few creep is hacking into Microsoft looking for children to exploit. Does anybody not see the large problem with BIG brother? And do you really want Microsoft being able to see your kids in their bedroom changing clothes or something, then you get a knock on your door from the feds, and you are researched for doing something gloomy since Microsoft was doing something they shouldn't have been doing? That's perverse.

What is worse, they, (Microsoft) lies and says they give you an advertisements I.D. and do not personally identify you. That is only a lie, since they admitted they are tracking you and maintaining all your personal and private data, including data, photographs, files, etc in your personal folders and files. When many individuals do online banking, buying and selling items on the E-Bay, and the majority of people do not shut down their PC. What if they're in the shower or something, overlook their computer is on, and Big Brother is watching. CREEPY ! Perhaps you haven't anything to conceal, but that is not the point. Would you like people that you do not understand looking at you while you are naked, and maintaining that video on their servers somewhere for anyone to look at? Perhaps you don't care about that, however you should. That's just the worst violation that someone can do to somebody else. It's a sort of torture.

I really don't know just when this nation became Nazi Germany but it's got to stop. Microsoft needs to be sued over this and people need to quit accepting this behaviour. Recall Nazi Germany, in which people were tortured, burned alive in ovens, and had medical experiments done on them to see what could happen. This is just the digital version of that, and when there is a take over by nations this country is in debt to, all of that info may be used against you and there'll be NOTHING you can do about it.

I don't know about you, but for me personally, my computer is an extension of me. This computer is literally my kid, my blood, sweat, and tears have gone into creating this P.C. Literally. I've cut my hands on the sheet metal, attempting to finesse something, I've cried over things not functioning right, then had tears of joy once I solved the difficulties, I have sweated while building it. It contains my private journals, my financing, photos of people, places I've been, or things I have done, which are not anyone else's business.

Lets try this particular metaphor. Say I offer you a diary, or a safe, but then I say that you can't use the secure unless I have the combination, and will come in your home and inspect that safe or read that journal anytime I want to. That is ridiculous! Right ? It's the SAME THING.

When you give away something to someone, it's no longer theirs, and they have no right to it . It is the exact same way when you sell it. You don't have the right to it . If I sell you checks, and a check book, I've no right to know your financial company or see exactly how and where you spend your money. It's the Exact Same THING!