โšก๏ธ๐Ÿ’ป NEW - Microsoft has confirmed that Windows includes a Global Device ID (GDID), a permanent identifier automatically assigned to a PC during installation. According to Microsoft, the GDID is used for security purposes,The company says it is not used for advertising or tracking users across apps and websites. Unlike advertising IDs, the GDID cannot be disabled or reset by users, as it is designed to remain tied to the device for its lifetime. Microsoft publicly acknowledged the identifier only after it appeared in court documents related to an FBI investigation.

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Shady; might as well use it advertising because that is what Windows has become. I switched to Ubuntu long ago.
Yooo Microsoft, you will use it for "security purposes" the sam way Apple used locked bootloaders for BEHAVIOR CONTROL? Sooo much "security purposes" that is spilled into forcing to send an ID or credit card details? Yeah... Sure sure MS.
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