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I disabled the allow Microsoft to send application history to their servers. They still do it. They just ignore the fact I have disabled it explicitly. It shoul
by brynjolf 7y ago
I disabled the allow Microsoft to send application history to their servers. They still do it. They just ignore the fact I have disabled it explicitly. It should be reason for me to be able to sue but I don't know where to start.
- AnonymousPlanet 7y agoOut of interest: How do you know they send the application history? The connections to their servers are encrypted. So the only options you have are the MS information tool for telemetry and low level forensic tools.
- brynjolf 7y agoYou can view the history online on their privacy dashboard at privacy.microsoft.com There I could see all the applications I launched even though I had denied them that permission. You should be able to do the same if you linked your Microsoft account to your Windows installation.