security nightmare

Winsage
October 13, 2024
- Windows 10 will cease support in October 2025, affecting 900 million users. - 240 million PCs currently in use cannot run Windows 11 due to hardware limitations. - Worldwide shipments of traditional PCs fell by 2.4% year-over-year in Q3 2024, totaling 68.8 million units. - Only 130 million Windows 10 users have switched to Windows 11 over the past year. - Enterprise users are expected to drive PC purchases in 2025, while home users face challenges in upgrading. - Microsoft has suggested that 50 million users on older operating systems consider purchasing new hardware to upgrade.
Winsage
June 28, 2024
PC and Tablet shipments are increasing, with US PC shipments projected to grow by 5% in 2024 and a further 8% in 2025. The growth is attributed to Windows 10's End of Support announcement, leading consumers and SMBs to invest in new PCs compatible with Windows 11. Windows 10 will reach End of Support on October 14, 2025, prompting businesses and consumers to upgrade to Windows 11 for security reasons. Microsoft plans to offer extended support for Windows 10, but at a high cost.
Winsage
June 14, 2024
Recall was a major selling point of the new Copilot+ PCs unveiled by Microsoft, but the pre-release version had a major security flaw where the database storing sensitive information was left unencrypted. Microsoft later announced security measures to improve Recall's security, including turning it off by default and encrypting the database. The launch of Recall was postponed to ensure proper testing with Windows Insiders.
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