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Microsoft tests new privacy controls for Windows 11 desktop apps
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Microsoft tests new privacy controls for Windows 11 desktop apps
Microsoft is testing privacy controls for Windows 11 desktop applications that will allow users to manage camera, microphone, and location access. The feature mirrors existing controls already available for Universal Windows Platform apps, extending granular permission management to traditional desktop software.
Why it matters: Windows 11 users gain finer control over sensitive device access by desktop applications, reducing exposure to unauthorized camera, microphone, or location collection by installed software.
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Microsoft tests new privacy controls for Windows 11 desktop apps
Microsoft is testing privacy controls for Windows 11 desktop applications that will allow users to manage camera, microphone, and location access. The feature mirrors existing controls already available for Universal Windows Platform apps, extending granular permission management to traditional desktop software.
Why it matters: Windows 11 users gain finer control over sensitive device access by desktop applications, reducing exposure to unauthorized camera, microphone, or location collection by installed software.
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