There were enough of those in past years, they lead to nowhere, it should be done properly, but in any case they will find their ways to workaround any bills, the only 100% solution is not to use their software and where it has to be used to get behind a firewall dropping all unauthorized outgoing connections.

A puff peice written by a uTorrent shill to dispel community fears around their otherwise Trojan ridden crap.

😂

BitTorrent Inc. ☠

Sad

Funny thing is the mining Trojan company has just been bought out, by no other than a cryto currency multi millionair.

Easier said than done, firewalling with a white list is a daunting task. Certainly if you hope to use the machine as an Internet surfing box. People thought the ms assault on privacy world surly push masses to Linux, seems people just don't care enough about their privacy afterall, the methodical erosion of objection and rolling acceptance of the police state seems to be in full swing. As Snowden discusses, there is an increasing sea of people who simply brush off the ever encroaching survalance society we are all acquiescing to, with fallacies revolving around if you have nothing to hide you have nothing to fear. It's madness

The masses, comfortably numb.

Darkness will consume everything.

Unless those that know things, teach those that do not. But here is the problem, they don't want to know nor care.

Nor learn...

Why should we've pay for 'their' incompetence arrogance ignorance

What can be done to 'correct' them

And yes easier said than done as with everything, like with sending MS bunch of leading questions hoping or making them answered or suing them...

You think that it's something that should be done?- you're not alone, but if you think that you know how to do it - go ahead, and as I said the community will be thankful

Well the EU law does prescribe real consequences. If you can prove they omitted disclosure. Perhaps a Mr Robot-esk assault is required.

The law is nothing if no enforcement is done, there're governing bodies that should take care of it, but currently they dealing with Google...