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Other than Copilot, what does Windows 11 do worse than 10? I havent tried it yet.
Personally none of that bothers me, but everyone's usage is different.
Oh, and the worst issue is the hardware support. It requires a newish processor and TPM (or equilivant)
Come to think of it, I think that's why I never updated.
Keylogging, and literally recording everything you do, then sending all of that information back to Microsoft.
So does Windows 10 and every version of Windows for the last 15 years
Windows Recall is Windows 11 only. Additionally the keylogging is far more intrusive in 11 than any previous version. User telemetry is not the same as straight-up spyware, which is what Windows has become.