It looks as if users really don’t care for their online privacy — That’s why despite all the privacy concerns Windows 10 is now in 75 Million devices worldwide?

Microsoft’s latest Windows operating system, Windows 10, which is being offered as a free upgrade for Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 users, is now successfully running on more than 75 million devices, according to an announcement made by Microsoft’s Marketing Vice President Yusuf Mehdi on Twitter.

The public release of Windows 10 was revealed on July 29th, and installation on over 75 million devices within a month is a great achievement for the software giant, making them a little bit closer to their goal of achieving a target of one billion installations within next two to three years.

Surprisingly, despite the ever-increasing security and privacy concerns over Microsoft’s controversial privacy agreement, the multinational corporation has managed to achieve a great success.

And still option for an upgradation to Windows 10 is slowly rolling out to the existing Windows 7 and Windows 8 users, so we believe that the number will increase as more users realise that they are running out of time to get free Windows 10 upgrade option, which is valid for first year only.

Yusuf Mehdi while revealing ten notable points about Windows 10, tweeted on Twitter:

“MORE THAN 75 MILLION DEVICES RUNNING WINDOWS 10 – AND GROWING EVERY DAY […] MORE THAN 90,000 UNIQUE PC OR TABLET MODELS HAVE UPGRADED TO WINDOWS 10.”

Windows 10 is not that bad tbh

Not even two weeks into using it, I was bombarded with back-to-back BSODs. I resolved most, but decided I would revert back to Windows 8.1 until it was more stable. No problems after downgrading.