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  3. Windows 11 is quietly installing OneDrive Photos, and it wants to scan your photos for faces

Windows 11 is quietly installing OneDrive Photos, and it wants to scan your photos for faces

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  • aerofreak@hessen.socialA aerofreak@hessen.social

    @jonsnow

    Most important sentence in the linked article is the last one:

    "If you want to block the OneDrive sync client from installing OneDrive Photos, you’ll need to remove OneDrive entirely from Settings > Installed apps."

    #Microslop #Microsoft #Windows11 #OneDrive #spyware #malware #enshittification #privacy #surveillance #software #technology

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    #24

    @aerofreak @jonsnow

    #onedrive is truly awful, it wants to take control of your phone and pc

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    • jonsnow@mastodon.onlineJ jonsnow@mastodon.online

      Windows 11 is quietly installing OneDrive Photos, and it wants to scan your photos for faces

      https://www.windowslatest.com/2026/07/29/windows-11-is-quietly-installing-onedrive-photos-another-image-viewer-that-nobody-asked-for/

      #Microslop #Microsoft #Windows11 #OneDrive #spyware #malware #enshittification #privacy #surveillance #software #technology

      leadore@sunny.gardenL This user is from outside of this forum
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      #25

      @jonsnow
      I understand if people find the idea of switching to Linux intimidating or don't want to do that.

      But maybe they could switch to Mac? I haven't heard of Apple doing near as much privacy-invading stuff as Microsoft. I think at this point people really need to get off of Windows, one way or another.

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      • jonsnow@mastodon.onlineJ jonsnow@mastodon.online

        Windows 11 is quietly installing OneDrive Photos, and it wants to scan your photos for faces

        https://www.windowslatest.com/2026/07/29/windows-11-is-quietly-installing-onedrive-photos-another-image-viewer-that-nobody-asked-for/

        #Microslop #Microsoft #Windows11 #OneDrive #spyware #malware #enshittification #privacy #surveillance #software #technology

        4rchmg@infosec.exchange4 This user is from outside of this forum
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        #26

        @jonsnow I’m so thankful I jumped off Windows this year. What an absolute shitshow no one asked for.

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        • jonsnow@mastodon.onlineJ jonsnow@mastodon.online

          Windows 11 is quietly installing OneDrive Photos, and it wants to scan your photos for faces

          https://www.windowslatest.com/2026/07/29/windows-11-is-quietly-installing-onedrive-photos-another-image-viewer-that-nobody-asked-for/

          #Microslop #Microsoft #Windows11 #OneDrive #spyware #malware #enshittification #privacy #surveillance #software #technology

          eyesquash@mastodon.worldE This user is from outside of this forum
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          #27

          @jonsnow I have Google for that

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          • jonsnow@mastodon.onlineJ jonsnow@mastodon.online

            Windows 11 is quietly installing OneDrive Photos, and it wants to scan your photos for faces

            https://www.windowslatest.com/2026/07/29/windows-11-is-quietly-installing-onedrive-photos-another-image-viewer-that-nobody-asked-for/

            #Microslop #Microsoft #Windows11 #OneDrive #spyware #malware #enshittification #privacy #surveillance #software #technology

            jessicatheviartist@kind.socialJ This user is from outside of this forum
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            #28

            @jonsnow So THIS is the annoying message I keep getting from NVDA, my screen reader every time I start up my computer. I'll never click allow in 10000 years, and I'd like to make that message stop!

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            • jonsnow@mastodon.onlineJ jonsnow@mastodon.online

              Windows 11 is quietly installing OneDrive Photos, and it wants to scan your photos for faces

              https://www.windowslatest.com/2026/07/29/windows-11-is-quietly-installing-onedrive-photos-another-image-viewer-that-nobody-asked-for/

              #Microslop #Microsoft #Windows11 #OneDrive #spyware #malware #enshittification #privacy #surveillance #software #technology

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              #29

              @jonsnow everyone should get off windows, but if you can't we need a whole lot of ai poison pictures that people can put in their photo folder. Use up their space and screw with their training.

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              • leadore@sunny.gardenL leadore@sunny.garden

                @jonsnow
                I understand if people find the idea of switching to Linux intimidating or don't want to do that.

                But maybe they could switch to Mac? I haven't heard of Apple doing near as much privacy-invading stuff as Microsoft. I think at this point people really need to get off of Windows, one way or another.

                martinvermeer@fediscience.orgM This user is from outside of this forum
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                #30

                @leadore @jonsnow
                Modern Linuxes are every bit as easy to use as Windows or Apple. Yes some things work differently and take some getting used to, but OTOH much less obfuscation. You can see how everything works, and the Internet is your manual.

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                • aerofreak@hessen.socialA aerofreak@hessen.social

                  @jonsnow

                  Most important sentence in the linked article is the last one:

                  "If you want to block the OneDrive sync client from installing OneDrive Photos, you’ll need to remove OneDrive entirely from Settings > Installed apps."

                  #Microslop #Microsoft #Windows11 #OneDrive #spyware #malware #enshittification #privacy #surveillance #software #technology

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                  #31

                  @aerofreak @jonsnow First thing I do when getting someone's Windows set up. ☝️

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                  • troy_frizzell@mstdn.socialT troy_frizzell@mstdn.social

                    @jonsnow

                    I have never used OneDrive. Its sad little icon sits in my system tray with a sad line drawn through its sad, gray outline.

                    The very idea of me putting my data onto Microsoft's server is a laugh.

                    No. Hard no. Forever and ever amen.

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                    #32

                    @troy_frizzell @jonsnow You should uninstall it. Otherwise it's too easily to accidentally click something and wind up with all of your private data exfiltrated to their servers. 😱

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                    • martinvermeer@fediscience.orgM martinvermeer@fediscience.org

                      @leadore @jonsnow
                      Modern Linuxes are every bit as easy to use as Windows or Apple. Yes some things work differently and take some getting used to, but OTOH much less obfuscation. You can see how everything works, and the Internet is your manual.

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                      #33

                      @martinvermeer
                      Yes of course, but I think the biggest issue for many is that you have to install it yourself.

                      I know the actual installation is easy but things like having to decide which distro and DE or WM to use, make a bootable USB and boot from it, possibly needing to get into the BIOS and disable UEFI, etc. are big obstacles for average users.

                      Organizing more community Linux install fests/parties would help, where people can bring in a computer and have experts there helping them with all that and basic setup or troubleshooting.

                      @jonsnow

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