Microsoft's forthcoming adware policy will benefit most users.

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    It seems like Microsoft is trying to kick out other companies adware so that it can make room for its own spyware and adware. The big reason why I'd like to use Linux at all times.
     
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    What if they end up removing softwares or adds on that are not actually adware? It happens all the time with big anti virus softwares, they often remove things that are not necessarily dangerous, but they do conflict with their company.
     
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