Yahoo has a link to an article which begins as follows:
WASHINGTON (AP) - Microsoft's new version of its popular Media Player software creates a list of the digital songs and movies each computer user has played - a potential treasure-trove for marketing companies, lawyers, even snooping spouses.
Here's the link:
http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/ap/20020221/ts/microsoft_privacy.html
(Side note: I couldn't find this newstory anywhere on MSN.)
Is it just me, or is Microsoft getting really scary? I've been thinking about abandoning PC's and switching to macs, but have yet to completely give up on what you call the MHz myth. Now that I know MS is stealing my personal information, I'm far more likely to do so.
Apple needs to actively advertise that their machines are fast (faster than the numbers show), effecient, and that their software doesn't transmit your user habits to Bill Gates.
Man, I'm mad at my computer and Windows right now.
Anyone out there want to trade their Mac for my piece of crap pc?
M
WASHINGTON (AP) - Microsoft's new version of its popular Media Player software creates a list of the digital songs and movies each computer user has played - a potential treasure-trove for marketing companies, lawyers, even snooping spouses.
Here's the link:
http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/ap/20020221/ts/microsoft_privacy.html
(Side note: I couldn't find this newstory anywhere on MSN.)
Is it just me, or is Microsoft getting really scary? I've been thinking about abandoning PC's and switching to macs, but have yet to completely give up on what you call the MHz myth. Now that I know MS is stealing my personal information, I'm far more likely to do so.
Apple needs to actively advertise that their machines are fast (faster than the numbers show), effecient, and that their software doesn't transmit your user habits to Bill Gates.
Man, I'm mad at my computer and Windows right now.
Anyone out there want to trade their Mac for my piece of crap pc?
M