← Back to context Comment by inigyou 2 months ago Your OS is malware, if it's Windows. 6 comments inigyou Reply timpera 2 months ago Windows may not be the best OS for you but it definitely isn't malware. garciansmith 2 months ago If Windows continually supports third parties installing malware (without your consent and through Windows update, not some third party updater), at what point can the OS itself be considered malware? frollogaston 2 months ago The OS itself already does way worse things than what this LG adware does. globular-toast 2 months ago Windows today would have been considered malware in the 90s. This frog hasn't been boiled. account42 2 months ago Windows 11 already managed the installation without consent part for many users. inigyou 2 months ago What is the evidence that Windows isn't malware?
timpera 2 months ago Windows may not be the best OS for you but it definitely isn't malware. garciansmith 2 months ago If Windows continually supports third parties installing malware (without your consent and through Windows update, not some third party updater), at what point can the OS itself be considered malware? frollogaston 2 months ago The OS itself already does way worse things than what this LG adware does. globular-toast 2 months ago Windows today would have been considered malware in the 90s. This frog hasn't been boiled. account42 2 months ago Windows 11 already managed the installation without consent part for many users. inigyou 2 months ago What is the evidence that Windows isn't malware?
garciansmith 2 months ago If Windows continually supports third parties installing malware (without your consent and through Windows update, not some third party updater), at what point can the OS itself be considered malware? frollogaston 2 months ago The OS itself already does way worse things than what this LG adware does.
globular-toast 2 months ago Windows today would have been considered malware in the 90s. This frog hasn't been boiled.
account42 2 months ago Windows 11 already managed the installation without consent part for many users.
Windows may not be the best OS for you but it definitely isn't malware.
If Windows continually supports third parties installing malware (without your consent and through Windows update, not some third party updater), at what point can the OS itself be considered malware?
The OS itself already does way worse things than what this LG adware does.
Windows today would have been considered malware in the 90s. This frog hasn't been boiled.
Windows 11 already managed the installation without consent part for many users.
What is the evidence that Windows isn't malware?