> Turn the switch off, leave it off, and it’s not a problem.
Assuming that it doesn't mysteriously (due to some error or update, no doubt) move back to the on position by itself.
Assuming that it doesn't mysteriously (due to some error or update, no doubt) move back to the on position by itself.
When I truly need Windows, I have an ARM VM in Parallels. Right now it gets used once a year at tax time.
But tomorrow they’ll add a new feature, with a different toggle, that does the same thing but will be distinct enough. That toggle will default on, and you’ll find it in a year and a half after it’s been active.
Control over your data is an illusion. The US economy is built upon corporations mining your data. That’s why ML engineers got to buy houses in the 2010s, and it’s why ML/AI engineers get to buy houses in the 2020s.