Once Upon a Time, You Bought Software.
Now you rent it, update it, and receive a reminder that your card is expiring.
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Now you rent it, update it, and receive a reminder that your card is expiring.
KEEP READING →Whatever the problem is, add AI. If that fails, add another AI and call it enterprise.
KEEP READING →Especially the person who knows where the licensing spreadsheet is.
KEEP READING →Click here to surrender.
KEEP READING →Somewhere between fake support calls and real support queues, user trust quietly left the chat.
KEEP READING →Turn a five-minute task into an afternoon of formatting, updates and permissions.
KEEP READING →Your files are somewhere. The invoice knows exactly where.
KEEP READING →AI writes the summary. Nobody reads it. Another meeting is scheduled.
KEEP READING →Everything is mission-critical until procurement asks for the budget.
KEEP READING →Q1: simplify. Q2: add AI. Q3: rename it. Q4: announce the simplification.
KEEP READING →User complains. Company forms a task force. Task force creates a dashboard. Dashboard needs a login.
KEEP READING →The setting exists. It is three menus deep and named something completely unrelated.
KEEP READING →Your PC passed every benchmark. Microsoft asked whether it has the correct feelings about TPM.
KEEP READING →Nothing says corporate seriousness like discovering Word Art at 2:13 AM before a deadline.
KEEP READING →Linux: install it on an ancient laptop and watch it ask for nothing except a password.
KEEP READING →Group Policy: because apparently every user deserves a small bureaucratic government.
KEEP READING →Edge is the browser equivalent of a free sample you keep being asked to eat.
KEEP READING →The product is easy to understand. The licensing is where the boss battle begins.
KEEP READING →The cloud is someone else's computer. Enterprise cloud is someone else's computer with your procurement department attached.
KEEP READING →Telemetry is the software equivalent of someone asking “How was your day?” and opening a spreadsheet.
KEEP READING →A CVE arrives. The sysadmin opens the ticket. The sysadmin closes the weekend.
KEEP READING →Active Directory: Microsoft’s Most Successful documented Mistake 😁
KEEP READING →Why Microsoft Forces Users to Accept Unwanted Updates? Many Windows users have expressed frustration with Microsoft’s update policy. Automatic restarts, forced installations, and privacy-invasive telemetry settings often make people feel they’ve lost control over their own computers. This telegram group, Microfuck, was created to highlight how a trillion-dollar company sometimes forgets to respect user choice and transparency. We love technology, but we believe software should serve people, not the other way around. Our goal is to push Microsoft toward more honest privacy options, better communication, and respect for user consent. Note: This group is a form of commentary and parody, protected under the right to free expression. We are not affiliated with Microsoft Corporation. 😁
KEEP READING →Microfuck: Because Microsoft keeps screwing its users with forced updates. 😁
KEEP READING →When Windows says ‘we value your privacy,’ we laugh - Microfuck exists to explain why. 😁
KEEP READING →We’re not saying ‘fuck Microsoft.’ We’re saying: Microsoft, stop fucking with users. 😁
KEEP READING →Microsoft’s new motto: If you can’t kill it, integrate it and call it innovation. 😁
KEEP READING →Microsoft went from burning the penguin to cuddling it, capitalism really does cure hatred. 😁
KEEP READING →Once upon a time, Microsoft sold licenses. Now they sell subscriptions to your patience. 😁
KEEP READING →“The EULA Trap: When You Buy a Laptop, Microsoft Buys Your Soul” You walk into a store, buy a shiny new laptop — your laptop — and take it home. You turn it on, and before you can even see your desktop, a window pops up: ‘Do you accept the Microsoft End-User License Agreement?’ Wait — what if you don’t? You paid for the hardware, not for the surveillance system that came bundled with it. But if you dare click “No,” your laptop becomes a brick. No refund, no apology, just a digital middle finger. Microsoft calls it an “agreement.” That’s funny. Real agreements require choice. It’s like buying a car, but the dealer says you can’t start the engine until you agree to share your driving habits with them — forever. And the best part? They’ll say, “If you don’t agree, you can ask the laptop manufacturer for a refund.” The manufacturer will say, “Ask Microsoft.” Microsoft will say, “Ask th
KEEP READING →Microsoft says you ‘own your device’ — except for the part where you can’t get your money back if you refuse their software. Sounds like ownership, Microsoft-style. 😁
KEEP READING →Refusing the Windows license should mean a refund, not a punishment. But at Microsoft, the ‘refund’ option is hidden somewhere between Start and Imaginary Settings. 😁
KEEP READING →EULA should stand for End User Locked Agreement. Because once you click ‘I agree,’ you’ve surrendered your rights, not just your clicks. 😁
KEEP READING →Apparently, freedom of choice ends at the Windows startup screen. Decline the EULA? Congratulations — you just bought a very expensive paperweight. 😁
KEEP READING →Windows 10 and 11 often install updates automatically, sometimes rebooting without user consent. Microsoft’s idea of consent: ‘We’ll ask you later… after we’ve already installed it. 😁
KEEP READING →Most new laptops come with Windows pre-installed; refusing the EULA doesn’t guarantee a refund. You can’t say no, but sure, you’re free! 😁
KEEP READING →Windows collects user data (“telemetry”) by default; disabling it completely is nearly impossible. You paid for Windows, and it still spies on you — like buying a car that reports your driving habits to the manufacturer. 😁
KEEP READING →Windows has historically been the most targeted OS for malware. Microsoft sells you Windows, then sells you antivirus software to defend against Windows. 😁
KEEP READING →Microsoft has discontinued products like Windows Phone, MSN Messenger, Zune, and others abruptly. Microsoft’s motto: If it works, kill it. If it fails, rename it. 😁
KEEP READING →Microsoft faced major antitrust lawsuits (1990s–2000s) for anti-competitive practices. Microsoft loved competition so much, it tried to buy or crush all of it. 😁
KEEP READING →Many scammers pretend to be from “Microsoft Support.” Microsoft warns about this publicly. Microsoft spent decades confusing users so well that even scammers can sound official. 😁
KEEP READING →Welcome to Microfuck, the corner of the internet that Microsoft would probably prefer didn’t exist. This isn’t hate — it’s critique. It’s satire. It’s what happens when users are tired of forced updates, unreadable license agreements, and “we value your privacy” pop-ups that track your every click. Everything here is protected speech, covered by fair comment and satire laws and by Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. We don’t sell Windows. We open them. We don’t break laws — we break silence. If you’re from Microsoft and you’re reading this: relax, it’s all legal. Maybe even learn something.
KEEP READING →If I don't use Windows, why should I have to pay for that license? 😁
KEEP READING →End of support for Windows 10, Windows 8.1, and Windows 7. To start using windows 11, buy a license, and no local user! Only online activation. And buy a new laptop because windows 11 only runs on new computers. 😁
KEEP READING →Fuck Microsoft and the windows dev team! Fuck the person who thinks it's a bright idea to force users to download updates on their fucking insecure OS. I live in a shitty substandard country where the cheapest mobile data plan is roughly $7.5 for 7.2gb for a month. After several weeks of Windows auto downloading updates I don't need, I disabled the updates on several fronts using tutorials found online until yesterday, the fucking thing still found a way to download updates over 6gb, I didn't suspect a thing until I got notification that my data plan is exhausted and I immediately checked windows update and saw a fucking download meter of 76% downloaded. The data was suppose to last for 4-5 days, all gone within 3 hours span. Fuck whoever thought it is a nice idea to force users to download shitty updates, leave me with the fucking old unstable version, if I get a malware I know how to
KEEP READING →"The only problem with Microsoft is they just have no taste" - Steve Jobs
KEEP READING →Laura Loomer (activist) accused Satya Nadella (Microsoft’s CEO) of being “double-faced” over certain company hiring decisions, implying hypocrisy.
KEEP READING →📦 “Microsoft Updates: Solving Problems You Didn’t Have.” Yesterday everything worked fine. Today it’s “Configuring 1 of 999 updates…” 😁
KEEP READING →💻 “Microsoft: Turning Bugs into Features Since 1975.” Every crash is just an undocumented innovation. 😁
KEEP READING →💸 “Licensing Hell: Now with More Editions!” Standard, Datacenter, Essentials, or Just-Pay-Us-Anyway Edition. Because true enterprise flexibility means being confused about what you bought. 😁
KEEP READING →The exact total number of Microsoft Windows licenses sold throughout history is not public, but it is certainly in the billions. For example, over 630 million copies of Windows 7 were sold, Windows 8 sold more than 100 million licenses in its first six months, and Windows 95 sold 40 million copies within its first year. In 2022, it was reported that more than 1.4 billion devices were running either Windows 10 or 11. Windows 95: Sold 40 million copies within its first year. Windows 7: Sold over 630 million copies before being succeeded by Windows 8. Windows 8: Had more than 100 million licenses sold in the first six months, with many of the additional licenses being sold pre-installed on new PCs. Windows 10 and 11: In 2022, more than 1.4 billion devices were running either Windows 10 or 11. If the average license price is 50 USD?
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