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> So to answer your question, I draw the line at opt-out functionality. Great! So any idea how you can opt out? Last time I've seen one of these "suggestions" was one or two weeks ago, when I ended up with a big red "Still using Firefox? The new Edge version is here" entry in the Start menu.
Settings > Personalization > Start and set the “Occasionally show suggestions in Start” setting to “Off”
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Settings > Personalization > Start and set the “Occasionally show suggestions in Start” setting to “Off”
Fair enough, that one comes through the suggestions channel., which is opt-out
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Fair enough, that one comes through the suggestions channel., which is opt-out
The commitment to FUD and aversion to googling stuff was impressive, I have to admit.
Do you still mean to say that there are no ads on a legitimately-purchased Windows 10 copy, after literally writing that you, yourself, have seen at least one?
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Ok sure they call it "telemetry". It still sends the keys I press to some remote server for "analysis". What difference does the name make?
It sends the keys you type in Cortana search, AFAIK. Thinking it logs all your keys is another kind of tinfoil hat crazy.