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Story: Windows patches may become automatic
Here we go again: A major U.S. firm hops on a crisis of its own troubled doing to further its own business ends, much as private power interests, having overloaded U.S. power grids for profit, now want the public to make up for what they caused in the first place.
Microsoft made the insecure Windows OS; that does not imply a requirement that users be forced to accept patches--patches that in some cases now change the digital rights status of the PC, as is the case in certain Media Player updates.
Governments should instead force Micorosft to fix its extant product, not hand MS holus bolus an excuse toi further tie up the end user.
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Story: Windows patches may become automatic
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Here we go again: A major U.S. firm hops on a cris... Keith E. Risler -
Considering how long it takes to download and impl... David Hoare -
Whilst there are obvious benefits to this idea, it... Anonymous -
This is a ridiculas idea. MS should make the produ... Anonymous -
You want a nice Apple Mac, you do John S. ELrick -
Windows XP comes with a firewall?? I don't think s... Bob Walker -
FAO DAvid Hoare....
The information is available i... Jonathan -
Great, so we have 5 billion computers trying to do... Tony S -
I think this is ridiculous.
I certainly wouldn't w... Peter Munro -
I think that this behaviour should be enabled by d... Andrew MacLachlan
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