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Then - when you uninstall their short-lived app - Windows doesn't automatically fall back to the app that handled that format before they foisted theirs upon you.
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Even better, Microsoft has introduced a user choice 'protection' driver that prevents non Microsoft applications from changing default file association, forcing you to use the settings.
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"I run Windows and it acts like Windows!"
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Basically malware imo
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none of microsoft's junk can be permanently uninstalled, so it should all count as malware
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