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Regardless of using the start menu or not, there's a lot of background tracking (for user behaviour and ads) that needs to be disabled by registry edits. In add
by snemvalts 7y ago
Regardless of using the start menu or not, there's a lot of background tracking (for user behaviour and ads) that needs to be disabled by registry edits. In addition to those, there's probably more that cannot be disabled.
- qayxc 7y agoReplacing /Windows/System32/Drivers/etc/hosts isn't black magic and truly works wonders even for the more paranoid ;) What I don't understand about this, however, are people being paranoid about W10 while they're happily accepting Google and friends to infiltrate their lives ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ You are of course exempt if you don't use any cloud-based services that you don't host yourself :D
- catalogia 7y ago> Regardless of using the start menu or not, there's a lot of background tracking (for user behaviour and ads) that needs to be disabled by registry edits. That stuff also has a nasty tendency to ""accidentally"" get re-enabled after updates from many reports I've heard.