I have to for work and I’m genuinely considering putting together a presentation about how big of a HIPAA problem it is for us to have ai integration everywhere.
I’m pretty sure that can be disabled with Active Directory shenanigans and whatnot. I have to use Windows for work as well, in a HIPAA-esque-compliant manner, and I never see the constant AI integrations that people often complain about in Windows. I know our IT team heavily modifies and manages our Windows environments for us.
Ours does too, but only to disable your ability to do so yourself, so both the Dell ai and the teams ai periodically kill the machine’s limited memory to ask if I want them to harvest patient data.
Complain, as I usually do at work where we are forced to use windows and WSL crashes are frequent.
It depends why I need to use it.
To help someone on their Windows computer with an otherwise unrelated issue? I just help them. Pushing Linux unasked all the time just pushes people away. Better keep it for when that is a relevant answer to their problem.
If my boss decides Linux is no longer an option? I would fiercly contest it, but if that’s to no avail I would seriously consider switching jobs. Even outside worries about loosing sovereignity I simply won’t be very happy working on Windows every day.
I see no reason of this happening at my personal devices. If something doesn’t run on Linux I just don’t use it, same for hardware that’s incompatible with it. Worked well for years now, never felt like I missed out much.
I can’t imagine why I would.
I would use it to download Linux.
Same but I will use it to download freebsd
EDIT: because I misspelled freebsd as ferbsd so I use EDIT to fix my spellings
