They don't care, because 97%+ of people who even care enough to complain will not actually do anything substantial about it that hurts Microsoft (like switch to Linux or Mac). Boomers and non-techies are as befuddled as ever on Win11 so nothing changes for them.
Consumers nowadays are weak, they refuse to give up convenience in order to vote with their wallets in any way that matters.
Since the Win11 popups started about how my PC wasn't eligible, I no longer use Windows anywhere I'm not forced to (essentially, at work, on a work-provided PC).
They don't care, because 97%+ of people who even care enough to complain will not actually do anything substantial about it that hurts Microsoft (like switch to Linux or Mac). Boomers and non-techies are as befuddled as ever on Win11 so nothing changes for them.
Consumers nowadays are weak, they refuse to give up convenience in order to vote with their wallets in any way that matters.
Since the Win11 popups started about how my PC wasn't eligible, I no longer use Windows anywhere I'm not forced to (essentially, at work, on a work-provided PC).