As you probably know by now, Microsoft designed Windows 10 and Windows 11 to be quite intrusive when it comes to your privacy.
By default, the operating system collects all sorts of sensitive user data and stores it on your PC’s hard drive and/or sends it back to Microsoft via the Internet.
Luckily, most of Windows’ “spying” can be either mitigated somewhat or disabled completely if you know where to look for the various settings.
Unfortunately, finding (and understanding) all of the relevant privacy settings can be a challenge to say the least. [Read more…]
Facebook now has a feature called Face Recognition, and some folks aren’t all that fond of it due to the privacy implications.
You might no be aware of this, but many of the companies you do business with and websites you visit share information about your activities with Facebook.
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