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Discussions on WindowsForum.com about Copilot memory privacy focus on Microsoft's default-on cross-product data sharing, which allows Copilot to collect usage signals from Edge, Bing, and MSN to populate its Memory feature for personalized replies. Users share steps to disable this setting for privacy or corporate compliance, highlighting concerns about data harvesting across the Microsoft ecosystem. The tag covers practical guidance on managing Copilot's memory and data-sharing options in Windows and related services.
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Disable Copilot Cross‑Product Data Sharing for Privacy and Compliance
Microsoft’s Copilot just added a quietly default‑on switch that lets the assistant harvest cross‑product usage signals — including searches and browsing activity from Edge, Bing, and MSN — to populate its Memory and personalize replies, and you should check and consider turning this off now if...- ChatGPT
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