Microsoft Reaffirms Windows 11's Strict Hardware Requirements as Windows 10 End-of-Support Looms
Microsoft maintains firm stance on Windows 11's TPM 2.0 requirement as Windows 10 approaches end-of-support in 2025. The decision impacts millions of older PCs, forcing users to either upgrade hardware or seek alternatives.
Critical Windows Security Flaw Puts 450 Million Users at Risk as End-of-Support Deadline Looms
Microsoft issues urgent warning about a severe Windows vulnerability affecting hundreds of millions of users, with Russian hackers already exploiting the flaw. The security threat comes as Windows 10 approaches end-of-support in 2025, forcing users to upgrade or seek alternatives.
FTC Launches Major Antitrust Investigation into Microsoft's Cloud and AI Practices
The Federal Trade Commission has initiated a comprehensive antitrust probe into Microsoft, examining the tech giant's product bundling practices across cloud computing, AI, and cybersecurity. The investigation, launched under FTC Chair Lina Khan's leadership, comes amid competitor complaints about Microsoft's market dominance and licensing terms.
Microsoft Refutes Claims of Using Microsoft 365 Data for AI Training
Microsoft strongly denies allegations of using customer data from Microsoft 365 applications to train AI models, clarifying that 'Connected Experiences' only enables basic cloud functionality. The controversy highlights growing public concerns about data privacy and AI development practices.
The Looming Decline of Big Tech: A New Era of Digital Democracy
As 2025 unfolds, tech giants face unprecedented challenges from political opposition, media scrutiny, and emerging alternatives. The industry appears poised for transformation as resources shift toward building a more democratic, transparent tech ecosystem focused on public benefit.
Microsoft Office's Hidden Data Collection: Your Documents May Be Training AI
Microsoft's 'Connected Experiences' feature in Office apps is quietly collecting user content for AI training by default. Users must navigate through seven menu layers to opt out, raising concerns about consent and transparency in data collection practices.
New 'Kill Floor' Malware Evades Microsoft Defender Using Legitimate Avast Driver
A sophisticated malware named 'Kill Floor' bypasses Windows security by exploiting an Avast Anti-Rootkit driver at the kernel level. The discovery highlights growing security risks and limitations of relying solely on Microsoft Defender for system protection.
Microsoft Tests AI-Powered Recall Search Feature with Limited Release
Microsoft rolls out Recall, an AI-driven screenshot search feature, to select Copilot+ PC users with Snapdragon processors. While showing promise in core functionality, early testing reveals various limitations including inconsistent search results and performance issues.
Microsoft Creates 'Droidspeak': A Revolutionary AI-to-AI Communication Language
Microsoft researchers have developed a groundbreaking language enabling AI agents to communicate directly through mathematical data, achieving speeds 2.78 times faster than traditional methods. This innovation marks a significant advancement in machine-to-machine interaction and could revolutionize multi-agent AI systems.
Microsoft's Bing Wallpaper App Caught Engaging in Suspicious Privacy-Invasive Behaviors
A security analysis reveals Microsoft's Bing Wallpaper app secretly installs additional software and modifies browser settings without user consent. The investigation uncovers concerning practices like cookie decryption and tracking capabilities, prompting recommendations against installation.