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Windows 10 will become a 'recommended update' that starts automatically
Microsoft is introducing new measures to get Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 users to upgrade to Windows 10 - including one that will initiate upgrades automatically in 2016.
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I've really been enjoying Windows 10, but Microsoft's just been getting a bit sleazy with it lately.
Weird data collection, pushing upgrades harder than they ever have, pre-installing W10 before anyone even says they're interested in upgrading - do you really want to hit that 1 billion mark that badly, Microsoft? Why not just let the system speak for itself, and entice new customers by just being a great product, instead of forcing it through the door while you try to make your sale?
If it weren't for me being a gamer, I'd 100% move to Linux, because I'm really starting to no trust Microsoft.
The worst part is that now they've acknowledged that you can't turn off all the data collection and they have no plans to allow you to. Only Enterprise customers will have that right apparently. Funny enough I can't click my start button and go to upgrade pc and change from Pro to Enterprise though. That's not an option in Windows 10 apparently like it was in Windows 8.