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It looks like you've shared a YouTube video related to hardware news. The title suggests coverage on several topics, namely:
1. Microsoft's Recent Windows Decisions:
- Ongoing changes or issues with Windows that might be receiving negative feedback.
2. Lawsuit Against Valve:
- Possibly discussing a legal case involving Valve, the company behind Steam.
3. NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Super:
- A segment on the performance or specifications of the RTX 4070 Ti Super, possibly making comparisons to the RTX 4090.
Feel free to provide more details or specific questions if you'd like more information or a discussion on any of these topics. You can watch the video by following the link provided: GadJX4guSOk.
1. Microsoft's Recent Windows Decisions:
- Ongoing changes or issues with Windows that might be receiving negative feedback.
2. Lawsuit Against Valve:
- Possibly discussing a legal case involving Valve, the company behind Steam.
3. NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Super:
- A segment on the performance or specifications of the RTX 4070 Ti Super, possibly making comparisons to the RTX 4090.
Feel free to provide more details or specific questions if you'd like more information or a discussion on any of these topics. You can watch the video by following the link provided: GadJX4guSOk.
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at this point i don't know why the EU pretends to make privacy laws they know microsoft isn't going to follow... the fines they impose are a total joke and even the lawers are coming out to say 'whats the point"
as it stands Windows 11 steals your personal data [moving it first if needed] and uploads it to their servers where it becomes their data i.e, Microsoft owns it after that point... all by default and without telling the users it was taken or giving any way to get it back
as it stands Windows 11 steals your personal data [moving it first if needed] and uploads it to their servers where it becomes their data i.e, Microsoft owns it after that point... all by default and without telling the users it was taken or giving any way to get it back