How does win 10 spy on our privacy? I don't read news or technical article,
anybody could share it?
PS: i am still using win 7.
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I have installed windows 10 and I don't have any problem, with the wallet of bitcoin installed in the computer where windows is installed. About the other altcoins I don't know what to tell because I don't have installed any wallet of those.
If you want to use w10, please be aware that it is spying on everything. So if you are an "open book" person thats fine. If you care about your privacy, than be careful and switch off most of its spying features. the best thing is to avoid w10 off course.
*cough cough* not a real issue if you just ran linux......
git clone XXX
cd XXX
qmake
make
sexy client from source thats going to work right on your system.
when was the last time you checked a compiled windoze exe vs the published source? you have no idea what the shit you are installing.
just sayin.
git clone XXX
cd XXX
qmake
make
sexy client from source thats going to work right on your system.
when was the last time you checked a compiled windoze exe vs the published source? you have no idea what the shit you are installing.
just sayin.
... will i be able to run altcoin wallets on a windows 10 phone?
This depends on whether the altcoin developers get the permission of Microsoft. Microsoft and not the "owner" of the phone controls what software is permitted on a Windows 10 phone. The question is really no different from asking if one can run altcoin wallets on the telescreens in George Orwell's 1984. If Big Brother says yes, the answer is yes, if Big Brother says no, the answer is no.
Edit: On Windows 10 running on an x86/AMD64 laptop or desktop it is still possible to compile and run altcoins, without the explicit permission of Microsoft, since this version of Windows 10 is not yet fully transitioned to the Orwellian telescreen model. I have for example managed to compile and run Monero on Windows 10 as a test; however I would strongly advise against using Windows 10 or even recent Windows versions to run any crypto currency software, since this gives Windows and by extension Microsoft access to one's private keys for the crypto currency. GNU/Linux or another Free Libre Open Source Software Operating system are by far the safest options.
Windows 10 works like a virus. it steals your private data. So what does microsoft use it for?
Just got in a new laptop. Upgraded to windows 10 before installing anything. Tekcoin wallet runs fine. Stakes like a champ. My question is , will i be able to run altcoin wallets on a windows 10 phone?
I'm waiting a bit to see how it goes. 
roger that will be waiting til after the full launch when people start checking in. i was excited when i saw the icon in my task bar lol its not for another month 
I wouldn't install new system right now and I don't want to take the risk of failure of running altcoin wallets. I will wait for the reviews from other users with the new system and altcoins.
well i had windows 10 techical preview and i had to change to windows 8.1 pro cause all the system was just a bit failiure i guess we wait for day 29 july for full release of windows 10 it can be a improvment i had to reinstall all in 8.1 pro all porgrams and the x64 with 8 Gb ram its ptretty stable in 8.1
I was wondering the same thing, I have installed win 10 on my laptop but didn't have the chance to check how it would affect the altcoins on my PC..
Hey folks,
I know people have issues compiling or running programs on different Apple OS's
with the update period started, has anyone upgraded to windows 10, and did it affect pre-existing altcoins your run if it affects them at all.
I know people have issues compiling or running programs on different Apple OS's
with the update period started, has anyone upgraded to windows 10, and did it affect pre-existing altcoins your run if it affects them at all.
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