Drum Roll.... It's Microsoft "Copilot". And it's included in every new Windows update. It fully tracks every fucking thing you do in all of your devices. Including online credit card transactions. That includes everything, ammo purchases included...
I've been tracking that shit for a while now and it's out of control! It tracks EVERYTHING. Of Course they'll you it doesn't
So, I went and tried to disable it. Guess what? It can be done but it takes a deep dive. Furthermore, if you have the same MS apps in say Apple devices, you can't get rid of it without fully deleting your MS apps for good.
The only way to do it is to erase that apps in Apple. If you put them back in they start tracking again. I finally got that stuff out of all my Windows software - one machine at a time, but I'm sure the damn Copilot will all come back on any auto/manual update you choose to do on your windows software.
The way to fully take it out of Windows at present is to go the System page and completely delete Copilot from there.That's working, for now. Have to do it on every device.
And, there is no way to take it out from Apple devices that are running Windows apps without permanently removing those apps.
Talk about "Big Brother. Frack!
I've been tracking that shit for a while now and it's out of control! It tracks EVERYTHING. Of Course they'll you it doesn't
So, I went and tried to disable it. Guess what? It can be done but it takes a deep dive. Furthermore, if you have the same MS apps in say Apple devices, you can't get rid of it without fully deleting your MS apps for good.
The only way to do it is to erase that apps in Apple. If you put them back in they start tracking again. I finally got that stuff out of all my Windows software - one machine at a time, but I'm sure the damn Copilot will all come back on any auto/manual update you choose to do on your windows software.
The way to fully take it out of Windows at present is to go the System page and completely delete Copilot from there.That's working, for now. Have to do it on every device.
And, there is no way to take it out from Apple devices that are running Windows apps without permanently removing those apps.
Talk about "Big Brother. Frack!
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