Vista platform secure or ?

[Slick Fork]

That report is months old already, the problem has probably already been dealt with and new ones have surfaced.

I've got Vista on my home PC (ultimate) and work Laptop (Business). Both systems seem to be running Rock Solid. I'm very happy with the upgrade. Everything seems much more streamlined and intuitive, the interface is great, readyboost makes a big difference, finding programs is as easy as typing in what you THINK their names are or even just part of their name.

[andresont]

Not sure how true this is…
But have you herd about Microsoft making Vista accessible for NSA so they can have access to every file your PC?

[Slick Fork]

That'd be REALLY unconstitutional in both the US and Canada. Besides that, if the NSA really wanted access to your files I don't think they'd need microsoft to facilitate it for them.

Despite a lot of bad press, Microsoft seems to be really sensitive regarding people's privacy rights. Could be because those are the "Unlimited damages" lawsuits you see in the states.

[MikeP]

Buy a Mac

[andresont]

Well after patriot act, all they have left to loose there is whats left of the constitution.

Originally Posted by Slick Fork

That'd be REALLY unconstitutional in both the US and Canada. Besides that, if the NSA really wanted access to your files I don't think they'd need microsoft to facilitate it for them.

Despite a lot of bad press, Microsoft seems to be really sensitive regarding people's privacy rights. Could be because those are the "Unlimited damages" lawsuits you see in the states.