LEOPEVA64 said:

I'm reading the Windows Insider Program Agreement, (which has already been updated) so far I don't notice many different things, has anyone seen something different or interesting?
https://insider.windows.com/en-us/program-agreement/

I've been suffering insomnia recently - this should help .

cereberus said:

I've been suffering insomnia recently - this should help .

cereberus said:

I've been suffering insomnia recently - this should help .

You move to the US of A, cereberus? Highly unlikely!!

f14tomcat said:

You move to the US of A, cereberus? Highly unlikely!!

I couldn't handle all the lovely ladies who would melt at my British accent and humour.

Mind you they might get "pissed off" at my grammar corrections e.g. in UK term Pissed Off means angry, UK term Pissed means Drunk. - LOL

Besides you do not have spherical footballs :-D.

LEOPEVA64 said:

I'm reading the Windows Insider Program Agreement, (which has already been updated) so far I don't notice many different things, has anyone seen something different or interesting?
https://insider.windows.com/en-us/program-agreement/

Guys at onMSFT have read it and they say it is simplified and more readable...

After comparing the new version with the previous one, we saw that an, with no big changes to the content overall, aside from the new version being shorter and more readable. It’s worth noting though that the Confidentialiy/NDA terms have disappeared, which makes sense as Windows 10 Insider builds are public and accessible to everyone. But other than that, it’s business as usual: Microsoft makes it clear that you’re volunteering to test and provide feedback about pre-release software, and that participation is at your own risk. And of course, that you can leave the program whenever you want.