Win10 has a very serious spy on user privacy behavior. Absolute privacy has not been reported in the

British "Guardian". Many foreign users complain that Windows 10 will upload personal data to Microsoft, and will also share Wi-Fi passwords to friends. Microsoft will also monitor users' web browsing habits and target advertisements (isn't this a consistent practice for software vendors?)

Big Data, Cloud, Face Recognition …… Originally cold equipment started Become smarter, or know you better. But we also have a hidden worry, is privacy still there?

Recently, the British Civil Liberties and Privacy Activist “Big Brother Watch pointed out that Microsoft's Windows 10 has a serious perception of user privacy. Considering that the free upgrade brings a huge installed base, it will be very scary.

For example, Xiaona can read all kinds of input content, and it's better to provide personalized service & rdquo;. Although it is understandable from the positioning of his personal assistant, she can always turn into another modern "old big brother" who knows all your habits.

These agencies also said that although Microsoft provides privacy settings, many users may not know that their computers will send this information. As for the closure, there is no detailed explanation, and it is not good enough.

In response, Microsoft upgraded its privacy regulations earlier this month, arguing that some of the information in Windows 10 devices might be collected by the system in order to provide users with a more personalized experience.

Microsoft also stated in the blog that these collections are operated with the user's permission.

To be honest, the issue of privacy and backdoors has been debated for many years. From the moment of touching the net, absolute privacy will cease to exist.

In this regard, industry insiders said that in the era of "big data", software vendors urgently need to understand user behavior habits in order to develop more effective marketing and push programs, but this needs to be informed in advance. The user is allowed to do so.