• @xts
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    1 year ago

    I’m sure you have the options disabled that show this kind of stuff but it doesn’t mean it’s not there. Anyone who is not tech savvy (99% of the population) will have no clue how to turn this stuff off or that it’s even an option.

    I guarantee any PC sold by any big box store or on Amazon will come with this stuff enabled by default.

    • @LucidLethargy
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      1 year ago

      haha WHOA, that SUCKS.

      I’ve never had that, though… not on my Windows machines (plural). Did you buy your machine from a manufacturer like HP? It just feels like something HP would do… never buy HP anything, everyone (even if this specific event isn’t their fault).

      Edit: This isn’t your image… it’s from Reddit and it’s from SIX years ago.

      • @xts
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        11 year ago

        The setting is still on my Windows 10 PC. It’s still relevant since they’re still shipping it with Windows.