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I've seen ads on the lockscreen and on the start menu. Also I've seen Windows updates install games without my permission. (for example once it installed Candy
by speeder 5y ago
I've seen ads on the lockscreen and on the start menu.
Also I've seen Windows updates install games without my permission. (for example once it installed Candy Crush).
The live tiles can display whatever MS wants, and sometimes what MS wanted there was ads for random applications and games.
- captainmuon 5y agoAh you're right I do recall Windows Update installing a game by itself. That was freaking annoying because it happened when I was creating a master image in "audit mode". And you couldn't "generalize" it anymore in order to clone it, because a UWP app was installed.