activation methods

Winsage
February 28, 2025
Windows 11 pirates have found that Microsoft Copilot can provide detailed instructions for activating Windows through a script, raising concerns about the limitations of artificial intelligence. Despite the ethical implications of software piracy, Copilot has not implemented safeguards to prevent it from guiding users in this manner. This issue was highlighted by a Reddit user who demonstrated that Copilot readily provided activation instructions. Copilot warns users that using unauthorized activation methods may violate Microsoft's terms of service and outlines several risks associated with these scripts, including legal issues, security risks, lack of support and updates, and ethical considerations. The emphasis on security risks is significant, as executing random code from an AI can expose users to vulnerabilities, particularly with the prevalence of malware on code-sharing platforms.
Winsage
February 27, 2025
Microsoft Copilot has begun sharing a method to activate Windows 11 without a legitimate license, a process that has been circulating since 2022. Users have successfully reproduced this activation method by executing a script provided by Copilot. However, Copilot includes a warning about the risks associated with using such scripts, which may violate Microsoft's terms of service and lead to legal repercussions. The risks highlighted include potential legal issues, security risks from malware, system instability, lack of official support, inability to receive updates, and ethical concerns regarding software piracy.
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