Do you feel secure

[katamari]

Do you feel secure using windows? Will this change your mind?

Unfortunatelly I feel that windows is too deeply entrenched in the society to avoid.

https://teksyndicate.com/forum/windows/do-you-feel-secure/145066

Also the post on logans forums.

[nishank93]

Yeah, still sticking to Windows till Linux runs stuff like MS Office and Adobe CS.

[katamari]

k so your swapping now?

There is this little thing called libre office which literally IS office.

As for adobe I have no clue I don't know video stuff.

[HirgaLTTki]

I dont really care... BUT I think its time for consumers to stand up for themselves, show those giant companies we are not a force to be reckoned with 

[UselessBread]

Well, I felt secure. I also had the plan to switch to linux for a while, I only lacked the money to buy a second SSD. I will be installing debian after my exams.

[qwertywarrior]

ok this was posted before and im just gonna copy paste what i wrote

 

i smell BS again

if this is true then tell me whats the point of this

 

1.https://en.wikipedia...Flame_(malware)

 

If they had the KEYS all along why did they bother making that

 

and this

 

2.http://www.zdnet.com...ice-3040089481/

 

they also gave the source code to the Chinese

do you REALLY think both of these countries would allow windows to have such a large market share

i think what you posted just cant be true

[NaftaLord]

Well if there is code in windows that gives NSA acces or monitoring ability

that would be really big risk from microsoft to do.

But then again the source russians and Chinese got maybe

is not the commercially sold version, who knows.

[Canoas]

This is honestly ridiculous guys. Seriously. With or without a backdoor, do you expect your firewall to be able to stop NSA? Unless the NSA is a joke then it will have some of the best hackers in the entire world. A firewall is not going to stop them. And any system that really needs to be secure is not going to be running windows anyway, so what's the point of such backdoor? None whatsoever.

[Fetzie]

How to NSA-proof your computer: DON'T ATTACH IT TO THE INTERNET.

I guess you could encrypt it with AES 256bit too if you wanted. Good luck cracking that before I die. Not like they could download anything from my PC without me and everybody else in the house noticing anyway, gg 1Mbit upload speeds :/

[NaftaLord]

Well we can just see it as a free backup solution, just call NSA when you need to restore you data :P

[bradscoolio]

https://teksyndicate.com/forum/windows/do-you-feel-secure/145066

 

I love spyro :)

[OneGun]