I started connecting with the Microsoft account in Windows 10 this year beginning of January, never been of staying logged into Microsoft, always used local account. But lately I'm not caring about it, I use Android and stay connected with google, why would I worry about being connected with Microsoft? collect my data? privacy is very good, but nowadays it is almost impossible to have much privacy.
Yes, linux I'm trying to use, I've gone and voted several times for Windows and vice versa, but I need to face reality and really use it. And like you want to learn programming, if you don't take it really hard, you don't learn. I think the best solution to adapt to linux is to dual boot, in my opinion, leaving Windows overnight and switching to Linux suddenly depending on the person, I think this is impossible.
I found the 14 Pin Tpm 2.0 Module chip for your motherboard model, see the image in the spoiler.
excellent, but question where can I buy it, asus? or perhaps newegg?? is this image showing model number / part number?? THANKS!!!
Here it does not mention in specific the model says so it is a TPM Module 2.0 compatible with Windows 11 - LPC 14-pin model for MSI. If you want I send you a pm with all the pictures and specs if not we will get off topic here of posting. Sells where I live here, but I believe you find on ebay or even there where you live and is not expensive chip, I think it pays for the security that will offer you, not because of Windows 11, the 10 with TPM 2.0 also offers extra security.excellent, but question where can I buy it, asus? or perhaps newegg?? is this image showing model number / part number?? THANKS!!!
I agree, I think I or some of us are getting a little paranoid as the news comes out, I believe the use of the SUA account, is easier to use nowadays because of the PIN, even though many still don't like it because it is inconvenient. The vast majority of today's applications work without administrative privileges, in Windows XP it was almost impossible to run and use a program without administrative privileges, then in 2006 in Windows Vista Microsoft introduced UAC (Known as User Account Control) which worked, but eventually became annoying, because the UAC settings bar that I remember only had two levels which was on and off, then in 2009 Microsoft released Windows 7 was when UAC had improvements and had 4 settings that you could choose from always notify, then only notify when applications try to make changes to my computer, and lastly never notify me when it defeats the purpose of UAC.
Yes, I had logged into the Microsoft account just because of Onedrive and Outlook email and nothing else. Yes, according to rumors circulating on the web in Windows 11 Microsoft tracks practically everything and even shares it with third parties.
Windows, Office, Android, iOS all are sending so many data back that it's ridiculous. Then you have Meta and Twitter. It's not what kind of data they receive or is sent back because it's basically everything, it's how they deal with requests for that data that is important. How they deal with government requests, how they deal with advertising and how your information is used and stored by the tech giants themselves.
Yes, it is possible that they earn much more $ collecting and sharing our data, than sometimes selling their own products, sometimes we use Onedrive, Gdrive the quota that they offer you for free, but in fact we are the product whether we want or not. As they are giants of technology, it is likely that we will never know the truth about where and how our data is used, artificial intelligence is here to stay, who knows if it will get worse or better?
