Imagine this: You've just closed an app on Windows, but in the background, it's still buzzing away—updating itself, pulling notifications, syncing content, and possibly sipping away at your battery. These are the background apps, the quiet performers of your Windows experience, and while they can be incredibly useful, they can also raise privacy and performance concerns. Let's dig into what they are, how they work, and most importantly, how to take control of them.
What Are Background Apps...