Microsoft announced the end of the Windows 10 operating system support by October 14, 2025, a decision that angered a wide segment of users, and in an escalatory move, Lawrence Klein, a resident of South California, submitted a lawsuit against the company, accusing it of adopting a policy that forces consumers to buy new devices in order to establish its dominance on the intrigue of the intrigue intelligence.
Inspected devices for promotion and potential security risks
The prosecutor has two mobile devices that work with Windows 10 and does not fulfill the requirements for promotion to Windows 11, and confirms that the stopping of support will make his devices undesirable use, which exposes data and information sensitive to the risk of breakthroughs and electronic attacks.
The lawsuit indicates that Microsoft is well aware of these risks, but it continues its plan to push users towards the latest devices equipped with the NPU and the Copilot smart assistant.
Requests to compel the company to support free of Windows 10
The lawsuit seeks to issue a matter that requires Microsoft to extend the free security support for Windows 10 so that the number of its devices decreases to an acceptable level, in addition to covering the legal costs of the plaintiff, and Klein confirms that Microsoft strategies not only threaten its direct users, but its effects extend to institutions and individuals who may not use their products, which makes the issue a issue of public information security.
Two options for users before stopping support
Microsoft advises Windows 10 users who are qualified to upgrade to Windows 11, while the owners of non -compatible devices recommend registration in the expanded safety updates program (ESU) or replacing their devices with another that supports the new version, which criticizes that he puts the consumer in front of two financially costly options.
