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You knew it would happen.
Windows 11 is a smartphone OS and makes working harder.
You knew it would happen.
Windows 11 is a smartphone OS and makes working harder.
The MS team that reworked the UI has never done real work in a real
working environment.
Working with Windows 11 in the real world is more difficult and takes more movements / clicks.
Why is Microsoft so stupid sometimes?
You knew it would happen.
Windows 11 is a smartphone OS and makes working harder.
The MS team that reworked the UI has never done real work in a real
working environment.
Working with Windows 11 in the real world is more difficult and takes more movements / clicks.
Why is Microsoft so stupid sometimes?
clicks
Clicking sounds during phone calls can indicate potential wiretapping or >interference from surveillance devices. If you notice such noises, it may be wise[end quoted "search assist"]
to conduct a security audit of your phone and consider seeking professional >assistance to ensure your privacy is protected. Indiatimes pcrisk.com >Understanding Telephone Clicking Sounds
What Are Clicking Sounds?
Clicking sounds during phone calls can be a sign of interference. These noises >may indicate that your conversation is being monitored or that there is some form
of electronic eavesdropping occurring.
Possible Causes of Clicking Sounds
Surveillance Equipment: Clicking or static noises may suggest the presence of
surveillance devices.
Network Issues: Sometimes, poor network connections can cause similar sounds,
which are not related to wiretapping.
Malware or Spyware: If your phone has been compromised by malicious software,
it may produce unusual sounds during calls.
Signs of Phone Tapping
If you suspect your phone is tapped, look for these additional signs:
Unusual Background Noises: Besides clicking, listen for static or echoes.
Battery Drainage: Excessive battery use or overheating can indicate spyware.
Erratic Call Behavior: Dropped calls or distortions may suggest interference.
Unusual Network Activity: Monitor for unauthorized data transfers or
connections.
What to Do If You Suspect Tapping
Conduct a Security Audit: Check for unfamiliar apps or settings.
Monitor Phone Activity: Keep an eye on data usage and network connections.
Seek Professional Help: If unsure, consult cybersecurity experts or law
enforcement.
Taking these steps can help protect your privacy and determine if your phone is
being tapped.
Indiatimes Wikipedia
those "clicking" sounds could be a signal that eelbash agents are listening in . . .and more blah blah blah.
(using Tor Browser 14.5.8) >https://duckduckgo.com/?>q=telephone+clicking+sounds+wire+tap+trap&ia=web&assist=true)
Clicking sounds during phone calls can indicate potential wiretapping or >>interference from surveillance devices. If you notice such noises, it may be wise>
recommend keep using omnimix with anonymous remailers, and keep your microsoft <windows systems up to date... and remember, every year is nineteen eighty-four <and every "smart" device is yet another means for big brother to keep watching >(it's probably all "a.i." these days, so just say nice things about automatons)
You knew it would happen.
Windows 11 is a smartphone OS and makes working harder.
The MS team that reworked the UI has never done real work in a real
working environment.
Working with Windows 11 in the real world is more difficult and takes more movements / clicks.
Why is Microsoft so stupid sometimes?
My word, I can see what you mean about 'Doze being obstructive.
Most annoying of all, it won't do anything at all useful unless I turn
off the Mac's VPN. Fortunately, I don't really need it for any online
work, it's only a plaything for me. I must say that I'm very glad
indeed that I only paid $10 for an official license.
Service for windows 10 ends on October 14 so don't get started on
windows 11 spyware, get Linux Mint now. There are many Linux
distros but 'MINT' would be the best distro if you're a windows
user, Linux Mint is a very similar operating system. You won't
regret it and no more bloated windows spyware.
Linux Mint, Easy As Windows download: https://linuxmint.com/
On 10/11/2025 4:33 PM, Sn!pe wrote:
My word, I can see what you mean about 'Doze being obstructive.
Most annoying of all, it won't do anything at all useful unless I turn
off the Mac's VPN. Fortunately, I don't really need it for any online work, it's only a plaything for me. I must say that I'm very glad
indeed that I only paid $10 for an official license.
I'm guessing it's the less-traveled VM software not working with the
VPN. Parallels would likely work with the VPN and Win11. Just a hunch, though.
My word, I can see what you mean about 'Doze being obstructive.
Most annoying of all, it won't do anything at all useful unless I turn
off the Mac's VPN. Fortunately, I don't really need it for any online
work, it's only a plaything for me. I must say that I'm very glad
indeed that I only paid $10 for an official license.
I'm guessing it's the less-traveled VM software not working with the
VPN. Parallels would likely work with the VPN and Win11. Just a hunch,
though.
I suppose that's possible. I dropped Parallels several years ago as
being too expensive to renew for my usage case so I have no way
of testing that.
Nomen Nescio <nobody@dizum.com> wrote:
You knew it would happen.
Windows 11 is a smartphone OS and makes working harder.
The MS team that reworked the UI has never done real work in a real
working environment.
Working with Windows 11 in the real world is more difficult and takes
more movements / clicks.
Why is Microsoft so stupid sometimes?
Interesting. I've just posted this elsewhere in response to another
Mac user gnashing his teeth over 'Doze:
----
[...]
[snip interesting tale of woe]
My word, I can see what you mean about 'Doze being obstructive.
Most annoying of all, it won't do anything at all useful unless I turn
off the Mac's VPN. Fortunately, I don't really need it for any online
work, it's only a plaything for me. I must say that I'm very glad
indeed that I only paid $10 for an official license.
----
I'm guessing it's the less-traveled VM software not working with
the VPN. Parallels would likely work with the VPN and Win11.
Just a hunch, though.
I suppose that's possible. I dropped Parallels several years ago as
being too expensive to renew for my usage case so I have no way
of testing that.
Understandable, your software is affordable and it works well enough
for you.
Joel W. Crump <joelcrump@gmail.com> wrote:
[...]
I'm guessing it's the less-traveled VM software not working with
the VPN. Parallels would likely work with the VPN and Win11.
Just a hunch, though.
I suppose that's possible. I dropped Parallels several years ago as
being too expensive to renew for my usage case so I have no way
of testing that.
Understandable, your software is affordable and it works well enough
for you.
macOS is free to upgrade, the original cost of the OS being part of the
price of the whole ecosystem; IOW the OS is bundled with the hardware.
Third party software is usually very reasonably priced if not shareware
or free.
The UI is kind of annoying now.
On 10/11/2025 3:57 PM, Nomen Nescio wrote:
You knew it would happen.
That you would make another stupid post?-a-a Yes, we all knew that.
Windows 11 is a smartphone OS and makes working harder.
Huh?-a-a Microsoft wishes they had a smartphone OS.-a-a Windows 11 is nowhere even close to a mobile OS.
On 12/10/2025 7:28 am, Nick Charles wrote:
On 10/11/2025 3:57 PM, Nomen Nescio wrote:
You knew it would happen.
That you would make another stupid post?-a-a Yes, we all knew that.
Windows 11 is a smartphone OS and makes working harder.
Huh?-a-a Microsoft wishes they had a smartphone OS.-a-a Windows 11 is
nowhere even close to a mobile OS.
Didn't MicroSoft produce a "smartphone" some time ago??
Oh!! Look! They're still out and about ....
You knew it would happen.
Windows 11 is a smartphone OS and makes working harder.
The MS team that reworked the UI has never done real work in a real
working environment.
Working with Windows 11 in the real world is more difficult and takes more movements / clicks.
Why is Microsoft so stupid sometimes?