What applications for W10 allow you to remove as much of the botnet as possible?
What applications for W10 allow you to remove as much of the botnet as possible?
Jeremiah Jones
Andrew Nguyen
Steam
Kevin Jones
Julian Gray
This:
github.com
And this:
safer-networking.org
Alternatively:
install gentoo
Wyatt Jones
wubi
Isaac Hughes
gentoo is quite effective
Christian Johnson
Chase Ward
GNU/Linux
Bentley Turner
start deleting a ton of shit in your windows folder
Lincoln Allen
>Believes the botnet myth.
Lincoln Gomez
>ITT: placebo
Kevin King
myth?
Kayden Reed
it's compromised at the core, use an older version or go linux if you care
Adrian Sanders
>it's compromised at the core
Quotation needed
Sebastian Baker
>>Quotation needed
>"it's compromised at the core"
Robert Reyes
Why even bother when you can't remove it all?
It's either a botnet or not, there is no middle ground.
Grayson Torres
You will never be safe from the NSAs prying eyes no matter the OS, until you pull out your ethernet cable. What you can do though is make it harder for them to grab your data by removing the EZ backdoors into your PC.
Now it costs them more money than its worth to spy on you and they'll likely leave you alone unless you're on a watchlist. Same logic holds true for ad agencies, if its costing them to grab your data they wont bother.
Hunter Carter
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Gabriel Brooks
The Apple MacBook Pro with Retina Display doesn't have this problem.
Hunter Flores
this one
h t t p s : //gist.github.com/alirobe/7f3b34ad89a159e6daa1
Connor Ward
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Connor Adams
They're not even hiding it:
privacy.microsoft.com
Ryan Smith
O&O is sponsored by Microsoft, stop recommending that trash you inbred nigger because it ain't gonna do shit.
Zachary Hill
Microsoft tells you they're doing it.
Read a privacy statement every now and then.
Brody Adams
Real question is - how can we check that we actually "disabled" telemetry or even reduced it?
Eli Hill
citation needed
Ayden Jones
>How We Use Personal Data
>Personal Data
Wow, they really don't.
Grayson Thompson
Just block all m$ hosts on your router.
raw.githubusercontent.com
Dylan Ramirez
You do know as soon as you are connect to an internet service, no mater what OS, you are part of the bot net, and there is no escaping.
Get over it Sup Forumstards.
Nathan Morales
the program you're looking for is "format"
first parameter "C:"
Connor Howard
gparted.
>Removing botnet from windows leaves a blank disk anyways.
Hudson Cook
the "format c:\" apllication. try it. now.