Microsoft tweaks Windows 10 privacy settings in Insider test

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Microsoft tweaks Windows 10 privacy settings in Insider test READ FULL STORY RELATED • Windows 10 bug: Microsoft fixes issue that broke USB, built-in cameras, keyboards • Microsoft heads toward Windows 10 'Redstone 4' completion with test Build 17110 • Windows PCs gain share in K-12 in the US, but Chromebooks still dominate   Microsoft is adding Microsoft 365 bundle, Azure Stack options for government users Microsoft: Windows Defender can now spot FinFisher government spyware Microsoft targets university students with new Azure for Students plan Debian, Kali Linux distributions now available in the Microsoft Store Microsoft to power Singapore datacenter services with solar

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