between Microsoft and Freedom Scientific, they’ll have fixed whatever those issues were. I just pulled Freedom Scientific out the air there. The same could apply to any of the other manufacturers so that’s the versions of Windows. The privacy concerns are another consideration as to whether you upgrade or not. Certainly, they have been well-aided as an issue, and there are people who are concerned about them and there are people who are not worried about them. Now with a lot of modern operating systems, we know a lot of data gets sent back to the parent company so if I dictate a question into Cortana for instance, it does exactly the same thing as Siri does. It sends it back to the company and it uses their server to analyze what I’ve said and then give me the best response, so obviously, Microsoft then have a copy of whatever it is I’ve said. Whether you trust what Microsoft say they will or won’t do with that data is up to you. If you don’t want them to collect that data, then don’t use Cortana for instance. You’d have to turn that off and there are various other things that you can turn on or off as you decide what you feel safe with. New features, main thing is particularly if you’re coming from Windows 8, you get your Start menu back. You’ve got Cortana. You’ve got some of those new features like the Live Tiles and so on so theoretically, more robust and
between Microsoft and Freedom Scientific, they’ll have fixed whatever those issues were. I just pulled Freedom Scientific out the air there. The same could apply to any of the other manufacturers so that’s the versions of Windows. The privacy concerns are another consideration as to whether you upgrade or not. Certainly, they have been well-aided as an issue, and there are people who are concerned about them and there are people who are not worried about them. Now with a lot of modern operating systems, we know a lot of data gets sent back to the parent company so if I dictate a question into Cortana for instance, it does exactly the same thing as Siri does. It sends it back to the company and it uses their server to analyze what I’ve said and then give me the best response, so obviously, Microsoft then have a copy of whatever it is I’ve said. Whether you trust what Microsoft say they will or won’t do with that data is up to you. If you don’t want them to collect that data, then don’t use Cortana for instance. You’d have to turn that off and there are various other things that you can turn on or off as you decide what you feel safe with. New features, main thing is particularly if you’re coming from Windows 8, you get your Start menu back. You’ve got Cortana. You’ve got some of those new features like the Live Tiles and so on so theoretically, more robust and