Re: Microsoft Storage Spaces Controller might be bad for privacy and effect your hardware
"Norm Why" <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | alt.comp.hardware,alt.comp.os.windows-10 |
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| Organization | retired |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
>> Microsoft Storage Spaces Controller might be bad for privacy > > AFAIK it operates at the block/device layer, not the file system layer, > I'd be surprised if it's responsible for copying your files to "the > cloud", what makes you think that it is? No. As I said, it is apps like Dropbox and OneDrive that expose files on the Web. Goggle Drive does this visibly, under your control on the Web Agreed, Microsoft Storage Spaces Controller works at the block/device layer. It can work as a controller for file systems on the Web. There is no was to uninstall Microsoft Storage Spaces Controller. Sometimes it may encourage a hardware controller to be uninstalled. Using an mSATA SSD in addition to a SATA SSD solves the lack of reliability for my Sedna. Before, with just a SATA SSD, the drive would crash and not come up again with reboot. Forensic analysis showed the file system was trashed. Question: Can Microsoft Storage Spaces Controller trash a physical drive? In science we use working assumptions. If a piece of software appears be operating in a destructive, deceitful manner, I assume the person responsible is destructive, deceitful. Enter, stage left, Microsoft.