Microsoft’s HAL re-installs spyware

Stefan Mileschin · 14th December 2015, 06:49

Software giant Microsoft knows that you really do not want to stop its engineers from snooping on all your activities.

Sure, you might have turned them all off to stop Redmond finding out about all your porn watching, but Microsoft is aware that you did not really intend to do that. So, to help you out, Microsoft’s latest update has reset your PC so it tells Microsoft everything. Aren’t you lucky that Microsoft is watching out for you?

The Windows 10 November Update was introduced with much fanfare by Microsoft, as it brought a plethora of improvements to PCs and tablets across the world.

Software giant Microsoft knows that you really do not want to stop its engineers from snooping on all your activities.

Sure, you might have turned them all off to stop Redmond finding out about all your porn watching, but Microsoft is aware that you did not really intend to do that. So, to help you out, Microsoft’s latest update has reset your PC so it tells Microsoft everything. Aren’t you lucky that Microsoft is watching out for you?

The Windows 10 November Update was introduced with much fanfare by Microsoft, as it brought a plethora of improvements to PCs and tablets across the world.

http://www.techeye.net/news/microsof...stalls-spyware

14th December 2015, 06:49	#1
Stefan Mileschin [M] Reviewer Join Date: May 2010 Location: Romania Posts: 148,618	Microsoft’s HAL re-installs spyware Software giant Microsoft knows that you really do not want to stop its engineers from snooping on all your activities. Sure, you might have turned them all off to stop Redmond finding out about all your porn watching, but Microsoft is aware that you did not really intend to do that. So, to help you out, Microsoft’s latest update has reset your PC so it tells Microsoft everything. Aren’t you lucky that Microsoft is watching out for you? The Windows 10 November Update was introduced with much fanfare by Microsoft, as it brought a plethora of improvements to PCs and tablets across the world. Software giant Microsoft knows that you really do not want to stop its engineers from snooping on all your activities. Sure, you might have turned them all off to stop Redmond finding out about all your porn watching, but Microsoft is aware that you did not really intend to do that. So, to help you out, Microsoft’s latest update has reset your PC so it tells Microsoft everything. Aren’t you lucky that Microsoft is watching out for you? The Windows 10 November Update was introduced with much fanfare by Microsoft, as it brought a plethora of improvements to PCs and tablets across the world. http://www.techeye.net/news/microsof...stalls-spyware

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