W10 Confirmed Malware Edition treats the used as a teenage girl ripe
   for the raping. In every possible sense.
   But well, useds are asking for it, apparently.

   On Wed, Sep 23, 2015 at 1:37 AM, Peter Gutmann
   <[1]pgut001@cs.auckland.ac.nz> wrote:

     Brenda Fernández <[2]me@brendafernandez.com> writes:
     >W10 is free and it's being pushed hard by MS. They even force W7
     and W8 users
     >to download it when they aren't interested in 'upgrading'. So, if
     the product
     >is free for you, who is the customer?
     You're the product, not Windows.  That was the good thing about the
     old
     Microsoft (yes, there were good things about them), they took your
     money and
     left you alone to do whatever you wanted with their software.  Now,
     like
     Google (where you're entirely the product, for sale to anyone with
     money) and
     Apple (where you're still the product, but the sole customer is
     Apple),
     they're turning their customers into the product.
     (Not to mention that W10 has moved even further along the path of
     treating
     your PC like a cellphone.  It's possibly the first GUI I've used
     that was
     literally painful to use, the all-white-all-the-time UI theme was
     like staring
     into a lightbox, my eyes hurt after an hour of two of setting up a
     neighbour's
     PC).
     Peter.

   --
   Brenda Fernández
   [3]me@brendafernandez.com
   GPG: [4]CE5BEE6C81FCA4D4

References

   1. mailto:pgut001@cs.auckland.ac.nz
   2. mailto:me@brendafernandez.com
   3. mailto:me@brendafernandez.com
   4. http://pgp.mit.edu/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0xCE5BEE6C81FCA4D4