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Microsoft dodges WGA class action lawsuit 
Ars Technica | by p_emil@hotmail.com (Emil Protalinski) | Thu, Jan 21
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Microsoft uses WGA to detect pirated copies of Windows and inform the user that the software is counterfeit, nagging them with messages and eventually locking down. In Windows 7, Microsoft rebranded WGA to Windows Activation Technologies (WAT), saying that the technology used in Wind...
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