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Now try doing it not on a VM.
funny , and thx for the junk point like a kiddo ....
like i asked you so many times try to educate yourself on IT stuff and learn what a bridged networking is ....
https://docs.oracle.com/en/virtualization/virtualbox/7.0/user/networkingdetails.html#networkingmodes.
Oh, and to add, you never once said bridging, never once mentioned disabling the VM's own protections etc.
You just fired a VM up and tested and told others to test that way. So I doubt what you say greatly at this point.
Whatever I am doing its not your concern. And its certainly not Microsofts concern either.
In addition you dont know what data Microsoft is collecting. You just assuming and believe in a benevolent Microsoft. I dont.
You may think its not important what you are doing but when you run a business and have to guard business secrets then you may not see things so easy. Even if they are not secrets but just only normal business data you should not share this data with anyone because it could be used to harm your business.
This may look overreaching to you but lets say you play some stupid gotcha game and later you wanna go into politics then this data that you played that certain game can be used to ridicule you and make sure you never get elected. This is just for games. Think about what other things you consume on the internet. What could happen to you if that kind of information becomes public. What will your family, your friends or your collegues think of you?
And Microsoft knows it all until you make sure they dont.
NO, Microsoft does not care about your super-duper new unique business idea.
No, they will not steal your ideas or sell them to third-parties, what a ludicrous idea!?
You clearly have no idea what you are discussing here.
Lol ok buddy.
I didn't say it was my concern. It's definitely really questionable and suspicious (and kind of annoying) though how some folks choose to act about it.
Again, normal people doing normal things on their computers have absolutely nothing to worry about insofar as nefarious acts being committed against them by Microsoft.
I have no worries about what "data" Microsoft may or may not be collecting. When I'm on my computer, I'm usually working, and I don't do weird things or look at weird things or download weird things for that to be a real worry for me.
The scenario you describe, where Microsoft apparently uses your data from some random game/your internet history against you to ruin your family and political career is not only ridiculously paranoid but pretty delusional.
Microsoft does not care about your "business secrets" or your "business data." None of your excuses or reasons are valid.
Contrary to the belief of a handful of goofballs, Microsoft is not out to get you. They want to sell you their products and keep you coming back, just like any other company that makes and sells stuff.
"You shouldn't be upset about the guy staring through your bathroom window, watching and recording you as you shower and poop. If you are not doing anything that you should not be doing, then you have nothing to worry about."
If you want to equate Microsoft with someone watching & recording you while you use the restroom that's your own issue.
Then migrate to Linux or build your own OS if you really want to make sure no one can get their hands on your data or add telemetry or AI or whatever else you don't like about current Windows.
At the end of the day it's their product and they can do whatever they want with it, even if it means adding a widely despised AI tool.
Why do you think a company wouldnt do nefarious things?
Microsoft bribed hungarian officials and paid 8.7 Mio in criminal fines for the corruption and later paid another 16.6 Mio to settle the whole thing. They did something similar in Romania. Microsoft Bing even censored the Tiananmen Massacre in China for a while until protests started.
Look into this wikipedia article. It sums up a lot:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_Microsoft
I dont know why you would think corporations are benevolent in nature.
There are many examples for companies doing really evil stuff:
United Fruit Company hired killers and killed people in South America. After it was in the media they rebranded and they still exist today.
Philip Morris, Reynolds and other tobacco companies hindered cancer science and conviced the publich for generations tobacco and smoking is not a problem for health. So millions of people and even children believed it, smoked and died earlier. Not to mention all the health issues involved.
Volkswagen deceived the public for years about the real emissions of the cars. The real emissions were much higher and the particles coming out of these cars are real health threats. You probably inhaled some of it on the streets.
These are just 3 short examples on how companies do evil stuff.
So for me the conclusion is I dont trust corporations just out of the blue.
Windows 7? Sure
Windows xp? Hell yea Brother!!!!
But Windows 8.1? Just why...........?