Still think it’s a bit different, steam is essentially a store so I’m expecting to see a promotional banner when I walk in. Windows is a “paid” product that shows you more ads on something you already “own”.
Steam is a place for buying and selling games, it makes sense to show (attempted) relevant store content on launch by default and allow users to turn it off
Windows is a paid OS, I think we can all see the difference
You can turn that off, you know
You can turn that off in Windows as well, yet people still complained. And with good right.
Still think it’s a bit different, steam is essentially a store so I’m expecting to see a promotional banner when I walk in. Windows is a “paid” product that shows you more ads on something you already “own”.
Steam is a place for buying and selling games, it makes sense to show (attempted) relevant store content on launch by default and allow users to turn it off
Windows is a paid OS, I think we can all see the difference