Say it with me, now: chatgpt is not a doctor.

Now, louder for the morons in the back. Altman! Are you listening?!

I mean this in the most sincere way possible: I hope you succeed in this endeavor.

Edit: Autocorrect went crazy lol

Once upon a time, it wasn’t. Then, it was.

Same boat here. W10 is EOL. A crapton of good-enough laptops are about to go into the landfills all over your world. What a disgrace.

Wood is dead. So, it’s like wood, but imagine if that wood was alive!

Don’t be a dick.

That basically my only requirement.

You’re making a lot of assumptions here. I use Firefox. But business do not.

It’s not the ability that’s bothersome (that part is fine, and has been there). It’s the fact that this is part of the first boot screen you see on Edge now, with dark patterns to get you to do it.

Sounds like it requires one of their apps to be installed on your phone to work. So, uh, don’t install their apps. Localhost tracking denied.

Edit. Also, this write is actually pretty great at simplifying the complexity involved here. Super great find, OP. Thanks for sharing!

Possible on pro (at least, for now). But, not on home last time I checked (which, admittedly, has been about a year). My daily non-work computer is not, and will never be, windows. But work is work.

Came to 11 pro during last week’s updates.

Ok. Good feedback. What can I do different?

I’m with you. I use it on the iPad. But a part of me is a little cautious. I don’t think the devs would do anything nefarious, but Russia is Russia.

What’s the opt-out? “Continue without”? Same options as the ms account screen before it.

Very cool! I hope it’s a successful change.

Look into onlyoffice. Last I heard, it was Russian based software, so it might be risky. It might not be, though.

we’re at war with eastasia. We’ve always been at war with eastasia.

• Big Brother

Really has “trust me bro” energy.

With a Microsoft privacy statement, and only available in Edge as of last week?

For many reasons. One of which is that I still have to use it, and enter my PII into it. If I can convince them to use less of these, why not do that?

That’s what I was saying. Everyone gave Mozilla flack for their deal with Google, and here MS is doing it way, way worse. I actually don’t mind that Google was the default search engine in ff. It made it usable out of the box for the vast majority of users, and the minority had to click two button to change it. Seemples.

I’m sure that’s an end goal here, but logging into a Google account through Edge, integrates it into the Windows OS. Sort of like (but not as intensely as) logging into a Microsoft account through Edge. So, while, yes, it’s end goal is through rivalry, the method is a partnership.