Adam Albright said:
No you moronic fool... one reason for phone activation is for the
benefit of people that do NOT have Internet access. Has it ever dawned
on your dim bulbs that there are millions of computers used for
various LEGIMATE reasons that NEVER had or will be connected to the
Internet?
I guess not, that would require thinking, something trolls aren't
exactly known for.
Ding ding ding ding!!!!!
That's ONE of the reasons alias was given in the past. Let's see if his
memory all of a sudden comes back to him.
However, now he'll backtrack and claim he meant activation in general (just
like he did before) of which he was given reasons why MS choses to have an
activation process.
His entire argument in the past has been that pirates can break activation
in a heartbeat so activation in general only hurts the paying customer.
True, in it's current form it's broken and a pain but it DOES do it's job
and alias was given a couple reasons (of many) how activation works to
prevent piracy and NO, not everyone that calls will be activated. NO
BLACKLISTED KEYS WILL EVER BE ACTIVATED VIA PHONE. Yes it's easy for a
PAYING customers to get a blacklisted key. That's a hint to the examples
alias was given.
Do you remember yet alias or are you going to continue to play dumb?