@TURBO-BURNER @ElJefeDeMedios
Most likely. Still I do not see a problem with that.

@TURBO-BURNER @Inquisitha
That is the sad fact, yes.
I am lucky to have a great connection.

But few have that luck,

@bunchanumbers @Inquisitha @deadly_yank33 @DarkSaber2k
That is true.
The world does not have the internet connection that this technology needs

.
So yes. I think it is too soon.

@TURBO-BURNER @diabolik_023
Turbo-burner did you just BURN him?

@xreadmore
I hear ya.
I do not think that is a huge issue, but yes there are a lot of people that is afraid of their secrets going out. I see their point but I do not have the understanding or insight of their arguments.

@Gegglington @bunchanumbers @TURBO-BURNER @Inquisitha
Uhm, wat?

@bunchanumbers @Inquisitha @deadly_yank33 @DarkSaber2k
No, that is the future.
I believe that they are trying to be more like STEAM. Which gives developers more of a fighting chance, higher budget, etc.
This also makes it easier to have more content and faster load times.

I can see some have problems with that. And personally I think that that future is not here yet.
But alas, I believe that is the future.

@xreadmore
It should mean that they will have to refer to the individual's country's laws. So in my case (Sweden) I think they would get access to it if they have evidence enough of a breach or a wrongdoing.

*Edit: But I do not know for sure*

@TURBO-BURNER @Inquisitha
I did see that, yes. It was pretty cool.

@bunchanumbers @deadly_yank33 @DarkSaber2k
I believe that Microsoft would not let NSA in directly, that is to dumb. But I believe that many other companies with less international ties would. Because they US is what it is.
I believe in Microsoft on this matter, because I would not think that they are that stupid.