Isn’t that an illegally forced agreement? I mean, the consumer already bought the product and is forced to enter an agreement after the fact? At least it feels like it would be illegal.

It’s the same with software, sure, but somehow I’ve been brainwashed into thinking it’s ok because it’s a digital product/I only agree to a license of said product.

That’s italian for bone apple tea.

This is very understandable.

Well, if a company with 500 machines need to go through a process like in the op to get rid of an unwanted login feature then my guess is that Microsoft isn’t the right partner for them or something else is wrong with the IT department.

I don’t really get it why people jump through these major hoops just to get Windows working the way they want it to. Just ditch the problem.

Why the hell do they even let them operate anymore? Spying on people. That’s one of the most illegal things you can fucking do to a person, save bodily harm. Even law enforcement needs a damn permit for it.

I’m pretty sure that’s against italian constitution. Freedom of religion is a fundamental freedom on EU level as well.