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So they can see things I send in an email from my Yahoo ect?
I grew up with computers and have worked with them most of my life, I taught computer technology at Uni and colleges for eleven years, had computer shops in the UK and France. I retired from it in twenty o nine but at that time, could still bypass the windows password in under a minute. That was why I asked you the question the other day, but truly, I don't keep up now unless I need to know something, like how money is laundered on the Internet, which I was talking about elsewhere with regard to Trump.
I'm the same, once I have moved out of an industry I have no interest in looking back. But technology is new to most people who ARE glad for it. But they should also be aware that you cannot trust everything you read, just like you can't believe everything you are told. Common sense stuff you know.
You are right about Google. They caused me problems and a friend told me about Duck Duck Go. I switched and what a difference using DDG!
Anyway what I was coming to in my usual overly verbose fashion is that Linux now has the GUI similar to Windows and can run on the same machine as Windows along side it. You choose which one to use at boot. I use Linux Mint on a Dell but there are lots of different versions and it's FREE . You can also run it from a TF card as in cell phone, because it is minute compared to Windows and all files etc. produced can be kept on that tiny card instead of the HD. People who use my machines never realise they are not using Microsoft. And! In the shops in here in France we had suites of computers for the tourists to do emails on. They never noticed it wasn't Microsoft either.
I can just see some interplanetary archeologist coming here in five hundred or a thousand years to see how those Earthlings lived and interacted. They probably will go away with the thought of us being the most boring species they ever encountered. . .