>he uses windows 7 because he thinks it's spy free
>he doesnt know windows has been government backdoored since like 98
>he doesn't know that microsoft backported telemetry to windows 7 via updates 1-2 months after 10's launch
>he doesnt know microsoft changed windows 7's update delivery system so they can bundle telemetry with security updates as "cumulative updates" to force you to take it
>he literally uses depreciated software for a placebo effect
He uses windows 7 because he thinks it's spy free
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>he doesn't know which updates need not to be installed
>he thinks operating systems spying on him is more concerning than his hardware spying on him
It's a proprietary operating system after all and this is the best you can do.
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>He installs Windows 7 updates at all.
Can't get your info if you never let them in.
>he worries about software telemetry on backdoored hardware
>He uses Windows because he wants to play games
>He needs Windows because he was retarded and took arts as his major
Is having a firewall with whitelist viable?
>he doesnt know windows has been government backdoored since like 98
It would be nice if you posed evidence of this.
>He needs Windows
Citation needed
MS changed the system so they can bundle whatever with security updates. Some 2 year old guide of updates to avoid wont help you
explain
Just look it up. It was all well publicized shortly after windows 10 released. Or keep living in your bubble
>Windows
>art major
u wat m8
>He has needs
>He has had needs
I ment by the use of telemetry before Windows 7. I thought Microsoft issued telemetry in windows 7 through 10 only.
user honestly the most secure OS is MS-DOS
All OS allow you to be spied on, the only way to avoid it is stop using the Internet
>This is what a macroshaft wandblows user believes
Router is backdoored
Any sources? Which generation of CPUs have known and exploitable backdoors?
Intel Management Engine
Cat5e cable is backdoored.