Windows 11 is a 'Minefield of Micro-aggressions in the Shipping Lane of Progress'

Windows 11 has become indistinguishable from malware because of the way Microsoft has inserted intrusive advertising, AI monitoring features, and constant distractions designed to drive user engagement and monetization to the operating system, argues veteran writer and developer Rupert Goodwins of The Register.

Goodwins contends that Microsoft has transformed Windows 11 into 'an ADHD horror show, full of distractions, promotions and snares' where AI features 'constantly video what you're doing and send it back to Mother.' He applies the term malware to describe software that intervenes in work to advertise and monitors user data, concluding that 'for Windows it isn't a class of third-party nasties, it's an edition name.'

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