Microsoft Windows 10 has a keylogger enabled by default – here’s how to disable it
Many Windows 10 users are unknowingly sending the contents of every keystroke they make to Microsoft due to an enabled-by-default keylogger. This function has been around since the beginning of Windows 10, and is a prime example of why you should never go through the default install process on any Operating System. Windows 10 privacy <www.privateinternetaccess.com/blog/government-wont-protect-online-privacy-youll/> has been a hot button issue since its release years ago. The French government <www.privateinternetaccess.com/blog/france-issues-formal-notice-microsoft-windows-10-stop-collecting-excessive-data-tracking-browsing-users-without-consent/> even issued a warning to Microsoft last year, telling them to …
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*… consider Linux*