Windows 10: Technically misleading

PeterPan_563ph · Jul 4, 2024

I have an Intel Core i5 7600k, and windows 10 22h2 supported processor list says I can upgrade to windows 11 but when I try upgrade it says I cant?

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Kari · Jul 4, 2024

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Directory of Microsoft Products Accepting Bugs and Suggestions | Microsoft Connect

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MS doesn't take any feedback or suggestions about Office 2016 at the moment, it is listed under "Non-feedback Product" category:

On the Connect homepage you can check the lists of products accepting bug reports and / or suggestions, Office is not on those lists:

dmex · Jul 4, 2024

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MS doesn't take any feedback or suggestions about Office 2016 at the moment, it is listed under "Non-feedback Product" category
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It's listed as "Non-feedback product" because they're not using the built-in Connect forums (which is a very good thing) but they are accepting Office feedback via the MSDN forums *Wink

Msdn forums - Office Consumer Technical Preview Support Community

Brink · Jul 4, 2024

Internet Explorer Cleaning up misleading advertisements

The Microsoft Malware Protection Center is committed to protecting our customers and their Windows experience. We use our evaluation criteria to determine if a program should be detected by our security products. As the software ecosystem evolves, so does our evaluation criteria.

We are currently updating our evaluation criteria to address new technology changes, industry trends, customer feedback, and our desire to help better protect our customers. We are working with the industry and our partners to understand and implement these changes.

One of these changes will enable our systems to better detect misleading advertising. There has been a recent increase in the number of online advertisements that are intentionally misleading in nature. We’ve found that these types of advertisements often try to convince a user to do something, the consequences of which they may not fully understand, such as visiting an infected website or downloading a program that can negatively impact their browsing experience.

We will enforce our updated evaluation criteria from June 1, 2015.

Changes to our unwanted software evaluation criteria

We are including the following updates to our objective criteria:
Advertisements: The advertisement should not mislead you into visiting another site or downloading files.
Advertisements shown to a user:

Must not mislead or deceive, or confuse with the intent to mislead or deceive

Must be distinguishable from website content

Must not contain malicious code

Must not invoke a file download

Misleading advertisements

Misleading content

The following examples show some of the advertising types that are considered misleading according to our updated evaluation criteria:

Figure 1: Examples of misleading advertising

Misleading downloads

Another example of misleading advertisements are those that prompt a download when the advertisement is clicked. This reduces user control over their browsing experience. The expected behavior is that the program will be downloaded from a product landing page, and not directly from an advertisement.

Indistinguishable content

Advertisements that make it difficult to tell whether a user is looking at website or advertisement content will also be detected as misleading. In many cases these ads are created so that a user doesn’t realize that they are looking at an advertisement.

Malicious code

Advertisements that include malicious or exploit code are already detected. However, our updated evaluation criteria is now more explicit. Such behavior is not tolerated.

Enforcing our criteria

When SmartScreen Filter is turned on, Internet Explorer will notify you about sites that contain an advertisement that is detected under our evaluation criteria. The warning will look like the following example:

Figure 2: SmartScreen Filter warning for a webpage with misleading advertising

For more information about how this technology works, see the SmartScreen Filter page.

Michael Johnson and Barak Shein
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Source: Cleaning up misleading advertisements - Microsoft Malware Protection Center

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