Change privacy settings in Windows - Microsoft Support Choose how much information you want to share with Microsoft by changing your privacy settings To do this, select Start , then open Settings , and select Privacy security
General privacy settings in Windows - Microsoft Support Note: The General privacy settings page is being replaced by the Recommendations offers privacy settings page in more recent versions of Windows 11 If you haven't installed the latest Windows Update, you might still see the General page on your device
Get help with Windows privacy - Microsoft Support You can review and change your privacy settings for Windows at any time For example, you can control which apps and services can access your location, camera, or microphone
Windows 11 security book - Privacy | Microsoft Learn Windows provides privacy controls that can be easily accessed in the Settings app or desktop system tray for speech, location, calendar, microphone, call history, and more Users can also find more information and manage privacy settings for Microsoft apps and services by signing into their account dashboard
Access your Account Privacy Settings | Microsoft Support Go to the File tab, select Account (or Office Account in Outlook) in the bottom of the left pane, and then choose Manage Settings On the View tab, select View settings and then choose General
Privacy settings for Recommendations offers in Windows 11 Windows 11 provides privacy settings that let you control how your data is used for recommendations and personalization These include the Windows Advertising ID, website access to your language list, and Start and search personalization settings, which use your activity and preferences to customize content and suggestions across Windows
Microsoft Account Privacy Settings Microsoft allows you to control your account your way with customizable privacy settings Manage your Xbox, Windows, and other privacy settings on this page
Windows Privacy Compliance Guide - Windows Privacy Users can change their privacy settings by opening the Settings app in Windows, or the organization can also manage the privacy settings using Group Policy or Mobile Device Management (MDM)