kano

Btw, if you want to use Linux, just use it if you feel comfortable with it, rather than using Windows. There's too many people making a religion out of it too, trying to influence others, and hyping it like mad.

There should be a simple rule, though. "The administrator always calls the shots." If he chooses to uninstall a program, or switch off unwanted functionality, that decision should stick. There shouldn't be shady things like this going on.

The problem is that in the case of Windows on a home PC, the administrator is most likely a complete tard, hence Microsoft will look for the easiest way possible to handle the system.