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Do you download games or software? Watch out pirate!

Feral Fox
in Granny Pie's General Discussion

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If you're one of the estimated 50 million people running Windows 10, Microsoft could be monitoring your computer for pirated software.

An update to the computing giant's End User Licence Agreement has granted it the right to remotely disable counterfeit games, programmes and hardware.
 

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"[Microsoft] may automatically check your version of the software and download software update or configuration changes, including those that prevent you from accessing the Services, playing counterfeit games, or using unauthorised hardware peripheral devices," read the new terms and conditions.

Microsoft is yet to confirm whether it plans to exercise its right to hunt down illegitimate software remotely, and a company spokesperson skated around the issue when pressed for details.

"We take claims of intellectual property infringement seriously and review them in accordance with our standard procedures," said the firm in a statement to NDTV.
 

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"We also continue to review the content of our Windows Store periodically as described in this blog post, as we work to deliver a great customer experience and provide fair and transparent developer policies and enforcement."

Windows 10 is a seamless operating system designed to work and sync across PC, mobiles, tablets and a range of other devices.

Free for the first year, the software began its rollout to PCs on July 29. The mobile phone edition is expected to be released in the coming months.

Read more: http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tech/news/a663722/can-microsofts-windows-10-disable-pirated-games-remotely.html#ixzz3jA4Qiqgw 
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#2

Actually this is pretty interesting, yet I am sure it's not as easy for them to do it in the way the article suggests. Chances are the majority will still get a way with it, whilst few are caught.


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Actually this is pretty interesting, yet I am sure it's not as easy for them to do it in the way the article suggests. Chances are the majority will still get a way with it, whilst few are caught.

Oh so my normal posts aren't interesting then @notts-joe??? :o  :o  :o

And heres me trying to keep logging on throughout the day as requested and bang posts in an the boss gets sarcy!!! :hyper:  :hyper:  :hyper:  :hyper:  :devil:  :devil:

 

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#5

i bet this stops people upgrading lol

 

Or downloading a pirated/modified version of Windows 10 that has this disabled

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Or downloading a pirated/modified version of Windows 10 that has this disabled

Or encourages more people to buy a Mac and just act like regular paying folk.

#7

It will be like when Football Manager patched the game so No-Cd's didn't work.

People found a way around it, just like Sims3. Windows 10 is a joke!

Oh oh oh ohhhhh, everywhere where we go, watching super County putting on a show!

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:lol: Thats a good one Tony.


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