If you were wondering if the leaked screenshots and ISOs of Windows 11 that appeared last week were real, they are. Here’s why I can say that. Microsoft issued an official Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) complaint against Google over an article by Beebom.com, based out of India. The DMCA complaint is viewable online and says this:
Beebom.com’s article is distributing Windows 11 ISO (copyrighted to Microsoft). Please remove their article from the search. It is a leaked copy of the unreleased Windows 11.
Well. If that’s not confirmation. I don’t know what is. So if you somehow got your hands on this ISO to try out, you have the real deal. Well, at least you have a incomplete preview of Microsoft’s next OS which you shouldn’t run on any computer that you actually need.
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Microsoft Pretty Much Confirms That Windows 11 Is Real Via A DMCA Complaint Against Google
If you were wondering if the leaked screenshots and ISOs of Windows 11 that appeared last week were real, they are. Here’s why I can say that. Microsoft issued an official Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) complaint against Google over an article by Beebom.com, based out of India. The DMCA complaint is viewable online and says this:
Beebom.com’s article is distributing Windows 11 ISO (copyrighted to Microsoft). Please remove their article from the search. It is a leaked copy of the unreleased Windows 11.
Well. If that’s not confirmation. I don’t know what is. So if you somehow got your hands on this ISO to try out, you have the real deal. Well, at least you have a incomplete preview of Microsoft’s next OS which you shouldn’t run on any computer that you actually need.
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