Its the nonchalaunt methods in which Microsoft trys to employ to gain
power over the market. Now that the populace is dependent on their
software, they can further gather information on everyone, the
machines they use and the purpose of each piece of software in
business. This way Microsoft can target what software of theirs they
can improve and not approve. As well as gather information on how
many people pirate their software, possibly how, and perhaps how to
stop it in the future. None-the-less, it is an invasion of privacy,
so there must be some sort of line they need to draw.
-Grunt
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