Don't like Microsoft collecting your data? Here's a few tips and tricks to help you adjust your Windows 10 privacy settings to help reduce the amount of data you send back to Microsoft.

Windows 10 is still a privacy-invading operating system, but the improved settings in the Creators Update give you more information and control.

See how you can harden Outlook com privacy settings for maximum security. Learn how to configure and manage your account, emails and block senders.

Beyond the commonly known Windows Security, firewall, and BitLocker encryption, Microsoft offers a suite of tools and settings to enhance privacy and protect your sensitive information, whether ...

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Take a few minutes to change these settings and reduce the data Windows collects about you.

Alternatively, you can avoid using a Microsoft account entirely, by either choosing “Sign in with a local account” during setup, or by going to from Settings > Accounts > Your account.

Follow these simple steps, from choosing passwords to watching for suspicious activity, to keep unwelcome visitors out of your Microsoft account.

New to Windows 10 and want to know about privacy and settings in the OS? Microsoft gives users plenty of control over their privacy, which we detail here. In addition, we provide some ...

In this guide, we'll show the steps to navigate and manage settings on Microsoft Edge with the new changes available starting with the Windows 10 October 2018 Update.

You can and should review your privacy settings for Microsoft Office 365. Learn how in this step-by-step tutorial.

Windows 10 attempts to make privacy settings -- for tablets and PCs -- accessible.