Windows 10 doesn’t offer much privacy by default: Here’s how to fix it
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Windows 10 shares a lot of personal data with Microsoft, but you can turn most of it off.
"Private eyes, they're watching you. They see your every move"
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Windows 10 shares a lot of personal data with Microsoft, but you can turn most of it off.
"Private eyes, they're watching you. They see your every move"
Kent Sharkey wrote:
you can turn most of it off.
Most? Not all???
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Windows 10 shares a lot of personal data with Microsoft, but you can turn most of it off.
"Private eyes, they're watching you. They see your every move"
Fixed, I am not going to use it
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Windows 10 shares a lot of personal data with Microsoft, but you can turn most of it off.
"Private eyes, they're watching you. They see your every move"
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This site has a bit more detail Microsoft’s Windows 10 is a privacy nightmare. Here’s how to protect yourself.[^]
There are strangers on the Plain, Croaker
Thanks, I'll update the item for tomorrow's newsletter.
TTFN - Kent
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This site has a bit more detail Microsoft’s Windows 10 is a privacy nightmare. Here’s how to protect yourself.[^]
There are strangers on the Plain, Croaker
Just tried to read it. There were so many popups, the disappearing data, then more popups, then more disappearing data, etc., i.e., the annoyance to informing ratio was too high. I closed the page, I think before it finished loading.
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Just tried to read it. There were so many popups, the disappearing data, then more popups, then more disappearing data, etc., i.e., the annoyance to informing ratio was too high. I closed the page, I think before it finished loading.
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Using Chrome Version 39.0.2171.99 dev-m I did not have that experience. If I had seen many and then more popups, I would not have posted the link.
There are strangers on the Plain, Croaker
Loves you more than me. Score one for Chrome.