Windows 10 built in spyware stuff

[Vee]

Google search "why does privacy matter".

I would, but i don't want such things screwing up my well-tailored google searches :P

[hurple]

Google search "why does privacy matter".

And also search "Irony" while you're at it.

[Aggelakis]

Google search "why does privacy matter".

Translating: "Tell Google that you don't know why privacy matters."

[LaughingAlex]

Translating: "Tell Google that you don't know why privacy matters."

So bloody true.

[Felderburg]

Translating: "Tell Google that you don't know why privacy matters."

...but also that you're finding out. What google search would you suggest to guide folks to articles about why seemingly innocuous data are not as benign as they seem?

[Aggelakis]

...but also that you're finding out. What google search would you suggest to guide folks to articles about why seemingly innocuous data are not as benign as they seem?

I wouldn't. If you're really interested in why security, privacy, etc., matters - don't google anything. Googling things (or using any other search engine) is giving away your privacy. lol

Go ask a person why it matters. Go to the library (yes, they still exist!). Contact companies who specialize in security and privacy.