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Support for Windows 10 officially ended on October 14, 2025, terminating free security updates and technical assistance for most users.
While computers will continue to function after this date, they will be increasingly vulnerable to malware and security threats without ongoing patches.
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Linux ... It will work !!!
Linux Mint is a free, open-source, and user-friendly operating system for desktops and laptops. It is designed to be modern, polished, and comfortable,
offering a familiar, Windows-like interface that makes it an excellent choice for beginners transitioning from Windows and macOS.
Linux will run on any Computer brand!, New (64-bit) and Old (32-bit) hardware!
MyPCmyData recommends upgrading to
Linux
which is free to download, install, and use, with no licensing fees for personal or professional use.
It is open-source software, allowing users to study, modify, and redistribute it. While most popular Linux versions (distributions) like
Mint
and Ubuntu are free, some enterprise-level support services may charge fees.
The vast majority of smartphones run on Linux underneath. Android, which powers over 75% of the world's smartphones, is based on a modified version of the Linux kernel.
Also Linux is overwhelmingly considered the backbone of the internet, powering the vast majority of web servers, cloud infrastructure, and networking equipment.
It runs over 90% of the world's top 1 million servers, all of the top 500 supercomputers, and dominates cloud platforms like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.
So why not run
Linux
on your PC?
... It will work !!!
MyPCmyData - Controversies:
There is significant debate regarding consent and ownership, with companies often using publicly available data without explicit permission from creators. Using your stored personal data from your cloud and your email accounts, to "feed" AI.
AI is "fed" with data by a combination of major technology companies, specialized data vendors, automated web crawlers, and the general public. The process involves collecting vast amounts of information from the public internet, licensed databases, and user interactions.
Here is a breakdown of who is feeding AI with data:
Big Tech Companies (Google, Meta, Microsoft, Amazon, OpenAI): These companies are the primary architects of AI models and the main entities responsible for collecting data at an unprecedented scale. They use user data to train models for recommendations, facial recognition, and autonomous decisions.
Web Crawlers & Scrapers (Common Crawl, LAION): Automated bots (like CCBot) scan the internet, extracting billions of web pages, text, images, and code. Common Crawl is a major contributor, creating an archived snapshot of the web.
The General Public & Users: Every time you shop online, stream music, use search engines, or post on social media, you are providing data to train AI. Platforms like Reddit (40.1% of data in some studies), Wikipedia, YouTube, and Facebook act as major repositories of human-generated content.
Specialized Data Providers (Scale AI, Appen, Bright Data): These firms curate, clean, and annotate high-quality datasets to train specialized AI models.
Human Annotators & Labelers: Thousands of workers, often in developing countries, act as human-in-the-loop operators to label images, classify text, and verify outputs to refine AI performance.
Synthetic Data Generators: Newer AI systems are increasingly being fed data generated by other AIs, creating a "loop" where AI learns from its own output, which carries risks of quality degradation over time.
Key Data Sources:
Web Crawls: Content scraped from public websites.
Wikipedia: Used for its structured, human-curated knowledge.
Social Media & Forums: Reddit and Facebook are key sources for conversational, real-world data.
Digitized Books & Scientific Publications: Used to build broad language understanding.
Controversies:
There is significant debate regarding consent and ownership, with companies often using your data without explicit permission from you!
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