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What products do they have that are enshittifying?
Here is the definition: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enshittification
Have you not noticed that the Windows search has become a meme for being really useful in windows seven and useless in newer versions because it started
And that's just one example that's obvious enough to become a meme
BTW: any form of making a Microsoft product worse for profit of Microsoft is enshittification since they have both endusers and sellers of products that only work on windows/in the Microsoft ecosystem locked in with significant costs tied to leaving.
Here's the list of what they are enshittifying: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Microsoft_software
Ok so you don't know the definition, moving on
You look like a very fun person to spend time with (/s)
Imagine simping for a trillion dollar company. Lol
Hmm seems like he do
What products do they have that aren't?
You didn't read the definition, so im moving on.
Windows 11 was much much shittier, idk about the rest of their products, I haven't used them.
And I switched over to steamOS, so I won't be using any of their products again.
You didn't read the definition, moving on