Microsoft says it wants to put people in control of their Windows 11 PC

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Microsoft has tried forcing people to use its services and apps for too long. In a future update, Microsoft is planning to give users greater control over default apps and preferences in Windows 11. Microsoft claims the upcoming update is based on four approaches: transparency, user choice, user control, and privacy. The company wants Windows 11 to be more user-centric and privacy-friendly. This process gives you more control over which apps are pinned to the taskbar. Likewise, you can now also easily control which apps can be set as default for actions or file types. The first new addition is “Settings deep link URI”

Microsoft says it wants to put people in control of their Windows 11 PC

Microsoft has announced a new user-friendly approach that puts people in control of their Windows 11 preferences, such as default apps, instead of being forced to use the company’s products or services. Microsoft has tried forcing people to use its services and apps for too long. In a future...

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Microsoft says it wants to put people in control of their Windows 11 PC

Microsoft has announced a new user-friendly approach that puts people in control of their Windows 11 preferences, such as default apps, instead of being forced to use the company’s products or services. Microsoft has tried forcing people to use its services and apps for too long. In a future...

www.windowslatest.com

lol, that's a very contrived way of Microsoft stating "We're still shipping all the bloatware on Windows 11. We're not saying we're going to give people a minimalist OS that they can customize as they see fit. Nor does any of this have anything to do with increasing Windows security and its usability. It's all about trivial things - like desktop icons. Don't blame us. These priorities are all based upon feedback given by users in Insiders' program and via the Feedback app."

 

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lol, that's a very contrived way of Microsoft stating "We're still shipping all the bloatware on Windows 11. We're not saying we're going to give people a minimalist OS that they can customize as they see fit. Nor does any of this have anything to do with increasing Windows security and its usability. It's all about trivial things - like desktop icons. Don't blame us. These priorities are all based upon feedback given by users in Insiders' program and via the Feedback app."

"You must be all things to all men"

 

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"You must be all things to all men"

"You asked for it so we're giving it to yah. You wanted more privacy, more convenience, and more freedom to do what you want. You didn't ask for more security. You got nobody to blame but yourselves."

 

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Most of the members here are loaded for Bear, you're preaching to the choir