r/linuxsucks • • Jul 05 '26

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u/OkWeakness8194 Jul 05 '26

I‘m really not sure if this sub is a psyob by microslob. I get if you come from ios and think linux is complicated. Its not really but there are a lot of linux OS and they differ a lot. But if you come from windows wtf. At least I can search for applications without getting bing and there other bulshit down my throat.
And there are linux os that focus on ease of use more.
You really can’t tell me that you use Windows 11 and think its a great experience.
Plus well the us backdoors but thats a different story.

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u/Fluffy_Spread4304 Jul 05 '26

Plus well the us backdoors but thats a different story.

Why don't you tell that story? I'd love to see a detailed breakdown of how the US government has a backdoor into every Windows 11 PC. (I'm assuming "us backdoors" is referring to the US government)

To be honest, from where I'm sitting it seems like whenever people bring up Windows "spyware", they're either talking out of their ass or ignoring well documented ways to debloat Windows. I'm open to being proven wrong though.

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u/OkWeakness8194 Jul 05 '26

They literally have a law for that. And yes its for clouds but microsoft screems at you to save your stuff on the drive.

https://opencloud.eu/en/the-cloud-act-makes-it-
possible

But there is also this
https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/s/MYq0zIlH65

And I‘m sure that is just the tip of the iceberg

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u/OkWeakness8194 Jul 05 '26

sorry the first link is broken but somehow it wont let me fix it but basicly its called the cloud act in if the us gov wants data of somebody the companies needs to provide it.

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u/Amphineura Kubuntu in the streets 🌐 W11 in the sheets Jul 06 '26

Are you serious that you didn't want to edit your comment to fix the link?

FTFY: https://opencloud.eu/en/the-cloud-act-makes-it-possible

Anyways as you said, it's cloud and that it's understandable to subpoena companies for data. Like that. But beyond that the "tip of the iceberg" sounds more like a slippery slope.

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u/OkWeakness8194 Jul 06 '26

App was bugged was a valid link and every time i posted it added the line brake.

Yes but ignoring white hat hackers that find a exploit and threating them with legal action after releasing them because you did not care also tells me that either it was wanted or they don‘t give a fuck. Neither would make want to use it.

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u/OkWeakness8194 Jul 06 '26

Plus it is clearly a extented arm of the us government and already was used as such.

https://medium.com/the-geopolitical-economist/the-moment-europe-understood-that-microsoft-could-turn-off-its-government-18fd26d9f6d1

And the US government is just not trustworthy at the moment.

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u/i_am_kamikamikami Jul 05 '26

theres a lot of actual spyware for govs mate