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.@edbott After your article on @ZDNET please see @aeris22/633032944622436352 @aeris22/633030860816674824 @aeris22/633028570546339840 […]On twitter.com
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.@edbott @ZDNET @aeris22/633027010609213440 and @aeris22/633023139551801344 And this is *JUST AFTER* setup, with all anti-privacy features disabled…Permalink On twitter.com
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.@edbott @ZDNET But it doesn’t say at all that Windows 10 is not a privacy nightmare. Yes, it is !!!Permalink On twitter.com
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.@edbott @ZDNET The only thing I agreed with you : yep, Windows 10 don’t sent all the kind of data mentioned on some russian articles…Permalink On twitter.com
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.@edbott @ZDNET Content is a real privacy nightmare… Device ID, color theme, motherboard brand, screen resolution, network type […]Permalink On twitter.com
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.@edbott @ZDNET In contrast to other articles on same topic, I decrypt the TLS layer and access the real content of exchanged messages…Permalink On twitter.com
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