Ehh, secure boot enforcement, Microsoft account enforcement, shitty OneDrive integration?
Microsoft cannot be trusted as a provider for data. I use it on my work machine but here I am authenticated by a locally hosted domain controller. Private installs are a privacy and security nightmare.
I just like the utility of being able to swap hard drives to other machines and I have no evil maid anyway.
In many instances Windows says you system is too old if your system uses MBR/Bios for booting. TPM2.0 is old for that matter. It is just not detectable depending on your boot configuration (which is a good thing in my opinion).
Criticisms of telemetry and promotion of tools that supposedly disable it aren't new
Yes, well, it does get a lot, lot worse if this telemetry is connected through an account.
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Ehh, secure boot enforcement, Microsoft account enforcement, shitty OneDrive integration?
Microsoft cannot be trusted as a provider for data. I use it on my work machine but here I am authenticated by a locally hosted domain controller. Private installs are a privacy and security nightmare.
I just like the utility of being able to swap hard drives to other machines and I have no evil maid anyway.
In many instances Windows says you system is too old if your system uses MBR/Bios for booting. TPM2.0 is old for that matter. It is just not detectable depending on your boot configuration (which is a good thing in my opinion).
Yes, well, it does get a lot, lot worse if this telemetry is connected through an account.