Microsoft has made a great move with its Windows 10 operating system that all those, who are part of the gaming industry, will certainly like it. On the other hand, all those who like to “download” the game and don’t pay for them. Specifically, Windows 10 may remove pirated games if detected on your computer!
All who downloaded the latest operating system from Microsoft Company, accepted the terms of use and they agreed that every pirated software can be removed. To avoid this, the software should have no “communication” with Windows 10. This specifically applies to the Office, which is very common target of pirates. Or Photoshop, which is too expensive for the ordinary people, as well as other software tools.
If they start with that, Microsoft could lose a good part of their current Windows 10 users. But it hasn’t yet started to happen, pirated versions of games, applications and API softwares of all kinds, are still untouched on Windows 10.A problem may arise if the removal begins after 30 days of download operating system, then there is a way back, except classical uninstallation and reinstallation of the operating system that you want.
Primarily, however, all of this applies to the Xbox, which is associated with Windows 10 and great will serve to Microsoft that games will be legal, paid, and the money can revolve into a completely controlled environment. Of course, it isn’t impossible, that Windows 10 starts to block and remove the game which they treat as a pirate. One of the many cool random facts is that limited copies of such games like Dead Space Ultra Limited Edition insanely increased its price from $150 to US$2,999 which is why some people pirate games.
The problem may occur if Windows 10 makes a mistake and remove legal content from the computer that users wouldn’t like, anyway. And it is possible.
However, we will have to wait for that to happen and everything that we are talking about and even because that is in rules, there is no (public) complained that his Windows 10 removed anything inappropriate from any computer around the world.
