Half Billion Reject Windows 11
500 million users! Citing security concerns and compatibility issues.
Windows 11, Microsoft's latest operating system, was expected to be widely adopted following its release. However, recent reports reveal a staggering half a billion users have declined the upgrade. The primary reasons behind this mass resistance stem from concerns over security and restrictive hardware requirements that leave many devices incompatible. Users on forums like Reddit's r/technology express frustration over forced updates and vulnerabilities in Windows 11, dubbing it a 'security disaster.'
Many users report that their systems either do not meet the stringent TPM 2.0 and processor requirements or that they fear the new OS introduces more security holes rather than patching existing ones. This pushback signals a significant challenge for Microsoft as it attempts to transition its vast user base while maintaining trust and system integrity. The situation raises questions about how future Windows updates will be handled and whether Microsoft will adjust its approach to gain broader acceptance.