Windows 10 wants to give users the easiest possible daily experience and in doing so, it does need to access the certain area of data that relates to your personal information. Start with the recommended settings and go from there. I would recommend not going too extreme just for the sake of protecting your privacy. Then you can simply go to Actions to apply one of three pre-defined methods, Apply all recommended settings (with green check mark), Apply all recommended and limited recommended settings (with yellow triangle), or Apply all settings (including those with red exclamation mark).Īfter applying the changes, do review the result to make sure if there are anything that may impact your day-to-day work using Windows 10. All settings are all grouped into different categories, security, privacy, synchronization, Cortana, etc. When you first launch the tool, it scans and list all settings that need your attention, with the current setup. O&O ShutUp 10 is a free portable tool that gives you full control over back to which functions under Windows 10 you wish to use and which ones are passing your data too far that need to be disabled, with a very simple user interface. Personally, I am not that concerned but for people out there who does, here is an app that can put these concerns all rest once for all.
Windows 10’s privacy issues have been in the heat, from calling home tons time a day to InPrivate browsing not so in private, etc., etc.
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