![]() ![]() NEW: Disable app access to downloads folder for current user.NEW: Disable app access to downloads folder on this device.NEW: Disable app access to music libraries for current user.NEW: Disable app access to music libraries on this device.NEW: Disable the ability for desktop apps to take screenshots without margins for current user.NEW: Disable the ability for apps to take screenshots without borders for current user.NEW: Disable the ability for apps to take screenshots without borders on this device.NEW: Disable the ability for desktop apps to take screenshots for current user.NEW: Disable the ability for apps to take screenshots for current user.NEW: Disable the ability for apps to take screenshots on this device.NEW: Disable shopping assistant in Microsoft Edge.NEW: Integration of dark mode (switches automatically depending on Windows settings).NEW: Complete overworked user interface.NEW: Change of application name to “O&O ShutUp10++”."As shown on the Wireshark Wiki LifeCycle page, the last version to support XP is 1.10 and the last release of that was 1.10.14". I found the last version to work with Win XP. ![]() I was not aware that the 'Host file' is not 100% secure. I'm sorry to sound that negative, but it happened unfortuneatly before. You can't believe how cruel humans can be. ![]() they would have used them! They've educated people to spy on each other. You better stay on the rails to avoid being found! This is no order!ĭammit! I can tell you that the East German state security would have been very keen on these spying technologies. The big brother presses Ctrl+F on the giant database, searches for the keywords of choice. A huge database about what people have said and done. It is reported, that this method helped the NSA sometimes.Ĭollecting and reading data is done by machines. Color printers put a nearly-invisible yellow grid (MIC, Machine Identification Code) over your printouts. Maybe have a look at something as harmless looking as a printer. So Microsoft working against user privacy, 100% true! And not only them. People got upset about the power, Microsoft tried to enforce on the users. ![]() Consider there were discussions about Windows XP needing an internet connection to activate it 15 years ago (telephone activation was possible, too). Very trustworthy, indeed, my dear Microsoft!įor some reason, todays computer still start up, even if no internet connection is there. And then you need a wall to block everything you didn't ask for: A firewall! Even if it might not be possible to configure current Windows to not chat around, with a good firewall their connections can be blocked surely.īe aware of the fact, that the Hosts file is undermined since Windows XP! Microsoft servers can't be blocked with it, instead, block entries for some websites are just ignored. You'll come across different web protocols. And then you have to ask for every web packet, why it's there. Get a network analysis software like Wireshark and have a look at, what happens on your network. i can understand the frustration from people alike, who share the same concern, because not knowing the exact details of whats happening from all these windows 10 things is a problem. for me, the datacollection and privacy is one thing, but another is knowing how much there'd be slowdown and from what angles. If someone knows what would be the best settings or a recommendation for all this, that would be nice. however, from what i also looked at, there is something else related to the telemetry from taskmanager, called "Microsoft Compatibility Appraiser", which can somehow be disabled. the only other setting i can think of that also needs to be set is required diagnostic data, found in settings - privacy - diagnostics & feedback. from what i researched, windows 10 enterprise is the only one that's mentioned for allowing the "0" enabled setting in group policy for allowtelemetry setting, however, the connected user experience and telemetry service in services.msc must be in the default setting, enabled / manual? for it work properly? but the same also would need to be done for professional and home editions for example, if using the "1" setting in group policy for allowtelemetry. what i mean by this is, i only want the crucial factors that microsoft would need to provide updates, etc. that being said, i was wondering if anyone knows what would be the most optimal settings for telemetry on windows 10. I personally do not like to use third party apps to change settings, unless there is no other choice or practical workaround. ![]()
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