Sure. Of course, MS have never officially announced the free upgrades could continue. They can hardly announce it has ended as it officially does not exist. By never announcing it, they can stop it whenever they like, and reinstate it in future whenever they like.
See my post a few posts back about this subject.
MS is not bothering much with Windows piracy either, torrents are full of cracked versions. Unofficially, anything goes. Even when not officially activated, W10 works reasonably well. I'm not upgrading my only W7 as it is secondary OS on this same computer and needs to stay that way.
This is quite interesting in the Feedback hub and has to do with the insiders, now you can respond directly to each answer given in any comment, something like in Disqus:
Windows 10 Feedback Hub picks up comment reply feature - Windows 10 Forums
I'm surprised that after all this time without builds, none of them have leaked on the internet, as has happened before.
More:
#WindowsInsiders: we choose Monday night's build as our candidate SO FAR and are aiming for a Thurs release if all goes well. The blog post is at 25 pages---eeeeeek. @brandonleblanc is getting ready for a PHD dissertation it seems like!Tweet
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