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Is it downloadable as an ISO file (therefore I choose when to install it), or is it automatically installed as a "normal" patch?
Is it downloadable as an ISO file (therefore I choose when to install it), or is it automatically installed as a "normal" patch?
I saw it because I never do Express Settings. I did leave it enabled though. It requires actions on your part before it will share anything with someone. I can see people misusing it and making themselves vulnerable, but probably not the generally tech savvy crowd in this forum.Has anyone seen this? http://www.extremetech.com/extreme/...word-with-facebook-outlook-and-skype-contacts
Be careful out there. There are ways to protect your wi fi passwords without having to ditch Windows 10, but you need to know about it.
"We will access, disclose and preserve personal data, including your content (such as the content of your emails, other private communications or files in private folders), when we have a good faith belief that doing so is necessary to."
What about performance ? Is Win10 running "faster" than Win7 ? On a x64 processor ?
Note that WiFi Sense doesn't "reveal" your wifi password to anyone--it just gives the friends lists you've chosen access to your wifi. Those friends cannot then re-share that password to other people--it's only people that are your friends.Has anyone seen this? http://www.extremetech.com/extreme/...word-with-facebook-outlook-and-skype-contacts
Be careful out there. There are ways to protect your wi fi passwords without having to ditch Windows 10, but you need to know about it.
Included in Microsoft's new 12,000-word service agreement, which goes into effect August 1, is the following excerpt from the privacy policy:
What sort of notification do you get when it is ready to install?